Use Declarative Jenkins Pipelines

This repository is open for reading: it is possible to clone it, fork it, and use it freely. In a real business context, credentials would be necessary to clone a private repository — this point is mentioned but deliberately left aside in this introductory course.

The Jenkins instance used is running in a Docker container (version 2.479.2). Using Docker for Jenkins is entirely abstracted from the course experience, particularly because the pipelines are loaded from version control. The instance is launched with a local volume, which makes it easier to persist state outside the container. To learn more about this topic, the “Running Jenkins and Docker” course is recommended.