Whitepapers

In this whitepaper, explore the business value Jenkins X brings to organizations who undertake the journey of continuous everything.

In this free e-book, leading experts Sacha Labourey and Nigel Willie take an in-depth look at the evolution of DevOps.

Learn how organizations are driving digital transformation forward through software innovation. Bonus: See aggregate business value metrics realized by 100 enterprises in various stages of DevOps and continuous delivery adoption.

More and more organizations recognize the value of adopting DevOps practices to accelerate delivery cycles while improving quality, reliability and security. As a result, the disparities between organizations who have begun a DevOps transformation and those who have not yet are becoming more pronounced.

The DevOps 2.0 Toolkit encompasses the full microservices development and deployment lifecycle using some of the latest and greatest practices and tools. You’ll take a look at Docker, Ansible, Ubuntu, Docker Swarm and Docker Compose, Consul and much more! You’ll go through many practices and even more tools. Learn more by downloading this latest toolkit.

Federal IT leaders have a difficult challenge when developing or enhancing applications — constituents want to consume digital services in the same way they consume them from companies in the private sector. Government must streamline and improve constituent digital interactions while efficiently delivering services and information.

The banking industry faces several challenges: ever-increasing regulation, customers who demand multi-channel experiences and disruptive innovation from within and outside of the sector. Customer loyalty is built by offering the most innovative, secure and high-quality digital interactions. In the race to offer new and enhanced services, bank executives demand speed and ongoing innovation in software applications.

In this eBook you will learn about the basics of “decomposing” a monolith into microservices and why it is a worthwhile effort for your project. You will also learn about commonly considered microservices best practices and how you can apply them.

Jenkins is one of the preeminent automation tools. Jenkins is extensible by design, using plugins. Plugins are what give Jenkins its great flexibility for automating a wide range of processes on diverse platforms. Jenkins Pipeline builds on that flexibility and rich plugin ecosystem while enabling Jenkins users to write their Jenkins automation as code. This technical guide will show a number of common use cases for plugins with Jenkins Pipeline.

Get an introduction and step-by-step guide on how to use Jenkins Pipeline. Jenkins Pipeline offers the ability to manage software pipelines as code, providing:

• First-class features for managing complex, multi-step pipelines
• A set of open source plugins and integrations
• The power of Jenkins and the plugin ecosystem in a scriptable Domain Specific Language (DSL)

What is continuous delivery? What tools and processes do you need to be success? How do you move from continuous integration to continuous delivery with minimal disruption? It’s all here in this eBook.

Read this research sponsored by CloudBees and conducted by DZone. Learn what over 400 IT professionals had to say about the state of DevOps.

Organizations have been orchestrating software pipelines with Jenkins for years. As Jenkins and continuous delivery experience deepens, organizations want to move beyond simple pipelines and chart complex flows to map to their specific software delivery process. For Jenkins users, creating and managing complex pipelines just became easier with Jenkins Pipeline (formerly known as Workflow). Learn what it is, what it does for you and how to automate your software delivery pipelines with it.