In this tutorial I’ll show you how to download and install JDeveloper Studio 12c on remote linux server for continuous integration purposes. This guide is an introduction to my ADF & Continuous Integration tutorial series. (more…)
More and more IT companies insist on quality assurance process and tools to achieve it. Certainly, one of them is mutual reviewing code by developers. Good quality application is much easier and…
There are many ways that lead to the goal in IT world. You have to choose the right for your purposes.
In previous post I showed you the most common way to integrate any git repository with Jenkins – I mean SCM Polling. This time I’ll show you an another (GitLab specific) method that opens the door to do Jenkins and GitLab advanced integration such: team collaboration, pull requests, separate branch builting/testing and notifications. (more…)
In this part you learn how to prepare a git repository and a simple Jenkins build triggered by your repository change (push) using SCM schduled polling. In the last part I…
This section contains a common parts of DevOps tutorials like GitLab users and projects layouts. (more…)
GitLab is much more powerful git repository manager than the previously described SCM-Manager. Furthermore it has its own CI environment, issue tracking, code review and wiki. At this time I show you…
There is many different git’s clients to choose from. This is my short ranking of my favourites SCM clients.
This time I show you two different ways to install and management Java in Ubuntu: manually and using PPA repository. The manual part of this tutorial also works fine for any linux. It’s recomended for professional installations.
This time I show you the most common job triggering methods, job parameters and environment variables.
This tutorial shows first steps in Jenkins world. Implementing a basic Jenkins security, creating the first job and installing extensions.