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Jenkins 2: Up and Running. Evolve Your Deployment Pipeline for Next Generation Automation eBook -- spis treści

• Foreword
• Preface
  • How to Use This Book
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • OReilly Safari
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Introducing Jenkins 2
  • What Is Jenkins 2?
    • The Jenkinsfile
    • Declarative Pipelines
    • Blue Ocean Interface
    • New Job Types in Jenkins 2
      • Pipeline
      • Folder
      • Organization
      • Multibranch Pipeline
  • Reasons for the Shift
    • DevOps Movement
    • Assembling Pipelines
    • Resumability
    • Configurability
    • Sharing Workspaces
    • Specialized Knowledge
    • Access to Logic
    • Pipeline Source Management
    • Competition
  • Meeting the Challenges
  • Compatibility
    • Pipeline Compatibility
    • Plugin Compatibility
      • Surviving restarts
      • Providing scriptable APIs
    • Checking Compatibility
  • Summary
• 2. The Foundations
  • Syntax: Scripted Pipelines Versus Declarative Pipelines
    • Choosing Between Scripted and Declarative Syntax
  • Systems: Masters, Nodes, Agents, and Executors
    • Master
    • Node
    • Agent
    • Executor
    • Creating Nodes
      • A quick note about node labels
  • Structure: Working with the Jenkins DSL
    • node
    • stage
    • steps
      • Understanding step syntax
  • Supporting Environment: Developing a Pipeline Script
    • Starting a Pipeline Project
    • The Editor
    • Working with the Snippet Generator
    • Running a Pipeline
      • Viewing logs
      • Stage View with errors
    • Replay
  • Summary
• 3. Pipeline Execution Flow
  • Triggering Jobs
    • Build After Other Projects Are Built
    • Build Periodically
      • Cron syntax
    • GitHub Hook Trigger for GitSCM Polling
    • Poll SCM
    • Quiet Period
    • Trigger Builds Remotely
  • User Input
    • input
    • Parameters
      • Boolean
      • Choice
      • Credentials
      • File
      • List Subversion tags
      • Multiline String
      • Password
      • Run
      • String
    • Return Values from Multiple Input Parameters
    • Parameters and Declarative Pipelines
      • Using the parameters section
      • Using the Jenkins application to parameterize the build
      • Using a script block
      • Using external code
  • Flow Control Options
    • timeout
    • retry
    • sleep
    • waitUntil
  • Dealing with Concurrency
    • Locking Resources with the lock Step
    • Controlling Concurrent Builds with Milestones
    • Restricting Concurrency in Multibranch Pipelines
    • Running Tasks in Parallel
      • Traditional parallel syntax
      • stash and unstash
      • Alternative parallel syntax for Declarative Pipelines
      • parallel and failFast
  • Conditional Execution
  • Post-Processing
    • Scripted Pipelines Post-Processing
      • try-catch-finally
      • catchError
    • Declarative Pipelines and Post-Processing
  • Summary
• 4. Notifications and Reports
  • Notifications
    • Email
      • Jenkins Location
      • E-mail Notification
        • Sending email in pipelines
      • Extended email notifications
        • Global configuration
        • Content
        • Recipients
        • Triggers
        • Including logs
    • Collaboration Services
      • Slack notifications
        • Setup in Slack
        • Global configuration in Jenkins
        • Webhooks in Slack
        • Sending Slack notifications in a job
      • HipChat notifications
        • Setup in HipChat for version 1 API use
        • Setup in HipChat for version 2 API use
        • Global configuration in Jenkins
        • Default notifications
        • Sending HipChat notifications in a job
  • Reports
    • Publishing HTML Reports
  • Summary
• 5. Access and Security
  • Securing Jenkins
    • Enabling Security
      • Access ControlSecurity Realm
        • Delegate to servlet container
        • Jenkins own user database
        • LDAP
        • Unix user/group database
      • Access ControlAuthorization
        • Anyone can do anything
        • Legacy mode
        • Logged-in users can do anything
        • Matrix-based security
        • Project-based matrix authorization strategy
    • Other Global Security Settings
      • Markup formatter
      • Agents
      • Prevent Cross-Site Request Forgery exploits
      • CLI
      • Plugin manager
      • Hidden security warnings
      • SSH server
  • Credentials in Jenkins
    • Credential Scopes
    • Credential Domains
    • Credential Providers
    • Credential Stores
  • Administering Credentials
    • Selecting Credential Providers
    • Selecting Credential Types
    • Specifying Credential Types by Provider
  • Creating and Managing Credentials
    • Context Links
    • Adding a New Domain and Credential
    • Using the New Domain and Credential
  • Advanced Credentials: Role-Based Access
    • Basic Use
    • Manage Roles
      • Global role example
      • Project example
      • Slave role example
    • Assign Roles
      • Dealing with invalid users
      • Verifying the roles setup
    • Role Strategy Macros
  • Working with Credentials in the Pipeline
    • Username and Password
    • SSH Keys
    • Token Credentials
  • Controlling Script Security
    • Script Checking
    • Script Approval
  • Groovy Sandboxing
  • Using Jenkins Credentials with Vault
    • Approach
    • Setup
    • Creating a Policy
    • Authentication
      • AppRole
    • Using Vault in Jenkins
      • Jenkins credentials for Vault
      • Using Vault in a Pipeline
  • Summary
• 6. Extending Your Pipeline
  • Trusted Versus Untrusted Libraries
  • Internal Versus External Libraries
    • Internal Libraries
      • SSH access
      • HTTP access
    • External Libraries
  • Getting a Library from the Source Repository
    • Modern SCM
    • Legacy SCM
  • Using Libraries in Your Pipeline Script
    • Automatic Downloading of Libraries from Source Control
    • Loading Libraries into Your Script
      • The @Library annotation
      • The library step
      • The libraries directive
  • Library Scope Within Jenkins Items
  • Library Structure
  • Sample Library Routine
    • Structure of Shared Library Code
      • src
      • vars
        • Automatic documentation references for global variables
        • Using global variables like steps
      • resources
  • Using Third-Party Libraries
  • Loading Code Directly
  • Loading Code from an External SCM
  • Replaying External Code and Libraries
  • A Closer Look at Trusted Versus Untrusted Code
  • Summary
• 7. Declarative Pipelines
  • Motivation
    • Not Intuitive
    • Getting Groovy
    • Additional Assembly Required
  • The Structure
    • Block
    • Section
    • Directives
    • Steps
    • Conditionals
  • The Building Blocks
    • pipeline
    • agent
      • Labels and custom workspaces
      • Agents and Docker
        • Using the same node for Docker and non-Docker stages
    • environment
      • Credentials and environment variables
    • tools
    • options
      • Options summary
    • triggers
      • Cron syntax
    • parameters
      • Using parameters in a pipeline
    • libraries
    • stages
      • stage
      • steps
        • Conditional execution of a stage
        • Conditional execution with and, or, not
    • post
  • Dealing with Nondeclarative Code
    • Check Your Plugins
    • Create a Shared Library
    • Place Code Outside of the Pipeline Block
    • The script Statement
  • Using parallel in a Stage
  • Script Checking and Error Reporting
  • Declarative Pipelines and the Blue Ocean Interface
  • Summary
• 8. Understanding Project Types
  • Common Project Options
    • General
      • Discard old builds
        • Discarding builds in pipeline projects
      • GitHub project
        • Specifying the GitHub project property in pipeline projects
      • This project is parameterized
      • Throttle builds
        • Throttling builds in pipelines
      • Disable this project
        • Disabling Pipeline projects
      • Execute concurrent builds if necessary
        • Concurrent builds in pipelines
      • Restrict where this project can be run
        • Pipelines and nodes
      • Quiet period
        • Pipelines and the quiet period
      • Retry count
        • Pipelines and retry count
      • Block build when upstream project is building
      • Block build when downstream project is building
        • Waiting for downstream in pipelines
      • Use custom workspace
        • Custom workspaces and pipelines
      • Display name
        • Display name and pipelines
      • Keep the build logs of dependencies
    • Source Code Management
      • Repository URL
      • Credentials
      • Revision
      • Source code management in a pipeline
    • Build Triggers
      • Trigger builds remotely
        • Remotely triggering pipeline builds
      • Building after other projects are built
        • Build after other projects in a pipeline
      • Build periodically
        • Building periodically in a pipeline
      • GitHub hook trigger for Git polling
        • GitHub triggering in a pipeline
      • Poll SCM
        • Polling in the pipeline
    • Build Environment
      • Delete workspace before build starts
        • Deleting workspaces in a pipeline
      • Provide configuration files
        • Managing configuration files in a pipeline
      • Abort the build if its stuck
        • Timing out builds in a pipeline
      • Add timestamps to console output
        • Adding timestamps to a pipeline
      • Use secret text(s) or files(s)
        • Using credentials in a pipeline
      • Other build environment options
    • Build
    • Post-Build Actions
      • Post-build actions in a pipeline
  • Types of Projects
    • Freestyle Projects
    • The Maven Project Type
    • The Pipeline Project Type
    • The External Job Project Type
    • The Multiconfiguration Project Type
      • Multiconfiguration example
      • Pipeline compatibility
    • Ivy Projects
    • Folders
      • Creating a folder
      • Creating items in a folder
      • Moving existing items into a folder
      • Managing permissions for folders
    • Multibranch Pipeline Projects
      • Configuration
      • Branch indexing
      • Individual job output and configuration
      • Incorporating new branches
    • GitHub Organization Projects
      • Creating a GitHub Organization project
      • Webhooks
    • Bitbucket Team/Project Projects
  • Summary
• 9. The Blue Ocean Interface
  • Part 1: Managing Existing Pipelines
    • The Dashboard
    • The Project-Specific Page
      • Simple pipeline Activity view
      • Simple pipeline Branches and Pull Requests views
      • Multibranch Pipeline Activity view
      • Multibranch Pipeline Branches view
      • Multibranch Pipeline Pull Requests view
    • The Run Page
      • The status banner
      • Pipeline
        • Step logs
      • Changes
      • Tests
      • Artifacts
  • Part 2: Working with the Blue Ocean Editor
    • Creating a New Pipeline Without an Existing Jenkinsfile
    • Working in the Editor
      • Specifying global parts of the pipeline
      • Adding a new stage
      • Adding a step to a stage
      • Saving and committing pipeline changes
    • Editing an Existing Pipeline
    • Importing and Editing Existing Pipelines
      • Simple debugging and editing of an existing pipeline
      • Debugging editor issues
      • Adding code not supported in the editor
    • Working with Pipelines from Non-GitHub Repositories
  • Summary
• 10. Conversions
  • Common Preparation
    • Logic and Accuracy
    • Project Type
    • Systems
    • Access
    • Global Configuration
    • Plugins
    • Shared Libraries
  • Converting a Freestyle Pipeline to a Scripted Pipeline
    • Source
    • Compile
    • Unit Tests
      • Distributing content across nodes
      • Cleaning out workspaces
    • Integration Testing
    • Migrating the Next Parts of the Pipeline
      • Source code analysis
      • Incorporating an artifact repository
        • Setting version information with parameters
      • Using containers in a pipeline
  • Converting from a Jenkins Pipeline Project to a Jenkinsfile
    • Approach
      • Migrating parameter usage to Jenkinsfiles
    • Final Steps
      • Including a Jenkinsfile back into a native Jenkins project
  • Converting from a Scripted Pipeline to a Declarative Pipeline
    • Sample Pipeline
    • The Conversion
      • Starting at the start
      • Adding the libraries directive
      • Stages
      • Steps
      • Post-build processing
    • Completed Conversion
  • General Guidance for Conversions
  • Summary
• 11. Integration with the OS (Shells, Workspaces, Environments, and Files)
  • Using Shell Steps
    • The sh Step
      • set Options
      • Language interpreters
      • Executing shell scripts from shared libraries
    • The bat Step
      • Executing batch scripts from shared libraries
    • The powershell Step
      • Executing PowerShell scripts from shared libraries
  • Working with Environment Variables
    • The withEnv Step
  • Working with Workspaces
    • Creating a Custom Workspace
    • Cleaning a Workspace
      • File patterns to be deleted
      • Using other delete programs
      • Other arguments
  • File and Directory Steps
    • Working with Files
      • Reading files
      • Writing files
      • Checking for file existence
    • Working with Directories
      • dir
      • pwd
      • deleteDir
    • Doing More with Files and Directories
  • Summary
• 12. Integrating Analysis Tools
  • SonarQube Survey
  • Working with Individual Rules
  • Quality Gates and Profiles
  • The Scanner
  • Using SonarQube with Jenkins
    • Global Configuration
    • Using SonarQube in a Freestyle Project
    • Using SonarQube in a Pipeline Project
    • Leveraging the Outcome of the SonarQube Analysis
      • Setting up the SonarQube webhook
      • Processing the SonarQube webhook in the Jenkins DSL
    • SonarQube Integration Output with Jenkins
  • Code Coverage: Integration with JaCoCo
    • About JaCoCo
    • Integrating JaCoCo with the Pipeline
    • JaCoCo Output Integration with Jenkins
  • Summary
• 13. Integrating Artifact Management
  • Publishing and Retrieving Artifacts
  • Setup and Global Configuration
  • Using Artifactory in a Scripted Pipeline
  • Performing Other Tasks
    • Downloading Specific Files to Specific Locations
    • Uploading Specific Files to Specific Locations
    • Setting Build Retention Policies
    • Build Promotion
  • Integration with a Declarative Pipeline
  • Artifactory Integration with Jenkins Output
  • Archiving Artifacts and Fingerprinting
  • Summary
• 14. Integrating Containers
  • Configured as a Cloud
    • Global Configuration
    • Using Docker Images as Agents
      • Setting up a Docker cloud templatebasic options
      • Container settings
    • Using Cloud Images in a Pipeline
      • Troubleshooting
  • Agent Created on the Fly for a Declarative Pipeline
  • Docker Pipeline Global Variable
    • Global Variables
    • Docker Application Global Variable Methods
      • withServer
      • withRegistry
      • withTool
      • Docker Image Global Variable Methods
        • The inside method
        • Docker Container Global Variable Methods
  • Running Docker via the Shell
  • Summary
• 15. Other Interfaces
  • Using the Command-Line Interface
    • Using the Direct SSH Interface
    • Using the CLI Client
      • HTTP mode
      • SSH mode
      • Remoting mode
  • Using the Jenkins REST API
    • Filtering Results
    • Initiating Builds
      • Obtaining crumbs
  • Using the Script Console
  • Summary
• 16. Troubleshooting
  • Diving into Pipeline Steps
  • Dealing with Serialization Errors
    • Continuous Passing Style
    • Serializing Pipelines
    • NotSerializableException
    • Handling Nonserializable Errors
  • Identifying the Line in Your Script that Caused an Error
  • Handling Exceptions in a Pipeline
  • Using Nondeclarative Code Within a Declarative Pipeline
  • Unapproved Code (Script and Method Approval)
  • Unsupported Operations
  • System Logs
  • Timestamps
  • Pipeline Durability Settings
  • Summary
• Index