How do you achieve continuous integration using jenkins?
Answer / Nitin Trivedi
To achieve continuous integration (CI) using Jenkins, follow these steps:
1. Install Jenkins on a server or use a cloud-based solution like AWS, Google Cloud, etc.
2. Set up a source control system (Git, SVN, etc.) to store your project code.
3. Create a new Jenkins job by going to the 'New Item' page and selecting 'Pipeline'. Give it an appropriate name and save.
4. Configure the pipeline script. This can be done in many ways, but the recommended approach is using Jenkinsfile (a Groovy-scripted text file). Place it in your project repository under a .jenkins directory.
5. In the pipeline configuration, specify the source control system and the branch where the Jenkinsfile resides.
6. Define the build, test, and deploy stages to automate your CI/CD process.
7. Save and trigger the job from Jenkins UI.
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