Jenkins: The Definitive Guide: Continuous Integration for the Masses

This is an excellent book for beginners who are seriously looking to get started with Jenkins. I just found some of the screenshots were too light or almost illegible with very small font size - but then that is a common problem with O'Reilly books and one should be fine if they try out the options hands-on the computer with the book by their side.

This book is now 7 years old, so expect to find some dated info. You can work through the issues by Googling it. Does a good job of explaining the concepts. Good intro to Jenkins if you've never played with it before.

This book is a great resource for all levels of developers that utilize Jenkins. The book is not the end to end 'Bible' for Jenkins but it's a great resource that explains pretty much all the essential building blocks. I've read the book a couple times now and I have realized that I overlooked features for didn't fully grasp how powerful they were originally. It's also wonderful to resource to help train others team members. We keep a couple copies around the office now.

OK. You won't get anything more in this book than you can find online. Good to give others who know nothing about Jenkins.

Very useful for on the job

Book in very good condition.

I liked this book. It helped to create a CI using Jenkins.But some points of the book the author does not explain very well how to do, only explain, but does not show how to implement. So, I had to search in internet and understand. But in general I recommend this book if you want to work with jenkins and create continuous integration.

Delivered as expected.

Jenkins has become a staple of many software development toolsets, especially those pushing into the Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment model. As part of that methodology, Jenkins plays a major role in deployment of a build using automated scripts. While I've worked with other tools (including Hudson, the predecessor of Jenkins, as well as Chef), playing around with Jenkins in the early days showed what it was capable of.This book is intended for those who need to set up a Jenkins deployment system and use it. The introduction to the subject is gentle enough for even inexperienced developers or administrators, although coding and system experience i definitely a bonus. Working through the book, for the most part, my knowledge of Jenkins grew considerably and me already familiar pieces became fleshed out.The book is well written and well laid out. It is easy to find what you need, and the instructions are sufficient that you won't end up having to dig around the Web for alternate explanations. There's a lot of content here, but most people won't need all of it. But what you do need is here, and clearly explained. Recommended!

Il prodotto è così semplice da usare che quasi non serve un manuale.L'ho comprato per approfondire e sfruttarlo al meglio, ma alla fine ho trovato tutte informazioni ampiemente disponibili sul web.

Comme la plupart des ouvrages chez O'Reilly, "Jenkins: The Definitive Guide" est très bien fait. Il introduit bien l'Intégration Continue, et permet de démarrer avec Jenkins.Si vraiment il faut émettre quelques critiques, ce serait qu'il est un tout petit peu trop centré sur Maven et le monde Java (mais bon, ce n'est pas exagéré non plus), et que je n'ai pas vraiment eu de réponse à quelques questions de débutant que je me suis posées, du genre "quel niveau d'atomicité doivent avoir mes test ?".Dans l'ensemble, un bon bouquin technique.

Whilst you may be able to get all the information contained in the print version on-line I prefer havng a hard copy Helped on a few things, but could do with an update and perhaps split from (Oracle's) Hudson.

Il s'agit d'une référence sur Jenkins mais également sur l’Intégration Continue.C'est un très bon support pour découvrir et mettre en oeuvre une démarche d’intégration continue