Build DevOps CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins and Ansible
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Build DevOps CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins and Ansible
This course is part of Design and Implement DevOps Automation CI/CD Pipelines Specialization
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What you'll learn
Design end-to-end DevOps architecture and configure CI/CD pipelines using industry tools.
Automate build, test, and deployment workflows with Jenkins, Maven, Tomcat, and Ansible.
Validate, troubleshoot, and optimize a fully automated DevOps environment on AWS.
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January 2026
12 assignments
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There are 3 modules in this course
By the end of this course, learners will be able to design DevOps architecture, configure CI/CD pipelines, automate builds and deployments, and validate a fully automated development environment using industry-standard tools.
This hands-on DevOps case study course guides learners through the complete automation of a development environment, from initial project planning to final deployment. Learners will gain practical experience with cloud infrastructure using AWS EC2, source code management with GitHub, continuous integration using Jenkins, build automation with Maven, application deployment on Apache Tomcat, and configuration management with Ansible. The course emphasizes real-world DevOps workflows rather than isolated tool usage. Each module builds progressively, helping learners understand not just how to configure tools, but why each step is essential in a modern CI/CD pipeline. By following an end-to-end case study, learners develop the ability to troubleshoot, optimize, and automate deployments with confidence. What makes this course unique is its project-driven approach, clear architectural focus, and practical automation mindset—making it ideal for aspiring DevOps engineers, system administrators, and developers looking to transition into DevOps roles with job-ready skills.
This module introduces the DevOps case study by explaining the project objectives, DevOps principles, and architectural roadmap, enabling learners to understand how automated development environments are designed using cloud infrastructure and version control systems.
What's included
7 videos4 assignments
7 videos•Total 68 minutes
- Introduction to Project•11 minutes
- Introduction Continue•13 minutes
- Architectural Roadmap•9 minutes
- Architectural Roadmap Continue•5 minutes
- Ec2 Instance Setup•12 minutes
- Git-Hub Account Creation•9 minutes
- Git-Repo Creation and Updating Code•10 minutes
4 assignments•Total 60 minutes
- Graded-Project Foundations & Architecture•30 minutes
- Project Overview & Objectives•10 minutes
- Architectural Planning•10 minutes
- Environment & Version Control Setup•10 minutes
This module focuses on building a continuous integration and delivery pipeline by configuring Jenkins, Maven, and Apache Tomcat to automate builds, manage dependencies, and deploy Java applications in a controlled runtime environment.
What's included
9 videos4 assignments
9 videos•Total 72 minutes
- JDK and Jenkins Installations•13 minutes
- UI Changes for Jenkins•11 minutes
- Setting Maven on Jenkins•8 minutes
- Maven Project•6 minutes
- Maven Project Continue•7 minutes
- Tomcat Configuring•5 minutes
- Tomcat Prerequisites•8 minutes
- Setting Catalina and User Profile•9 minutes
- Apache Tomcat as Service•6 minutes
4 assignments•Total 60 minutes
- Graded-CI/CD Pipeline with Jenkins & Tomcat•30 minutes
- Jenkins & Build Tool Configuration•10 minutes
- Maven Build Management•10 minutes
- Tomcat Server Setup & Optimization•10 minutes
This module demonstrates automated deployment and configuration management using Ansible, covering security best practices, Jenkins job execution, and end-to-end DevOps pipeline validation.
What's included
6 videos4 assignments
6 videos•Total 48 minutes
- Setting Ansible as Deployment Tool•12 minutes
- Tuning Tomcat•8 minutes
- Ansible•5 minutes
- Admin User•10 minutes
- Configuring Job•8 minutes
- Deploying Environment•6 minutes
4 assignments•Total 60 minutes
- Graded-Automated Deployment with Ansible•30 minutes
- Deployment Automation Basics•10 minutes
- Ansible Configuration & Security•10 minutes
- Job Execution & Final Deployment•10 minutes
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