Workflow in Jenkins
summary
Jenkins gains a new open‑source job type that runs an entire pipeline as a single Groovy script, orchestrating staged builds across multiple slaves with parallel branches, human approval steps, and a concurrency/“one deploy at a time” primitive. Long‑running tasks survive Jenkins restarts and external agent disconnects; a demo shows a failed deploy fixed by a checkpoint restart that resumes without redoing earlier work. Code lives on GitHub and binaries appear in the experimental update center.
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chapters (32)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:27Continuous Deployment
- 2:45Variations
- 4:22Flow Characteristics
- 7:12BuildFlow Plugin
- 8:08Script Preview
- 10:43Basic Features
- 11:47Project Setup
- 12:53Key Magic
- 15:51Stages
- 19:36Demo
- 23:02Slaves
- 24:02Groovy
- 27:25User Confirmation
- 28:10Jenkins Overview
- 29:37Input Prompt
- 30:30Jetty Server
- 31:00Checkpoints
- 32:22Terminal
- 32:59Test Output
- 33:13Structure
- 33:28Git Configuration
- 34:28Access Control
- 35:41SCM
- 36:33Modular design
- 37:46BPMN integration
- 39:51Plugin updates
- 41:12Running other processes
- 42:02Representation of the workflow
- 42:52Block structured steps
- 43:10Integration with plugins
- 44:17Load code from different locations
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