jenkinsci/pipeline-examples
Pipeline Examples
This project is a library of version-controlled workflow definitions and a collection of Groovy scripts and configuration snippets for implementing continuous integration and delivery automation in Jenkins. It serves as a reference for building automated pipelines using both declarative syntax and scripted logic.
The repository provides template collections and implementation patterns for creating software build and deployment workflows. It includes reusable functions and logic patterns designed to standardize pipeline behavior and eliminate code duplication across multiple projects through the use of shared libraries.
The coverage includes the management of pipeline as code, the development of global libraries for organizational consistency, and the definition of automated software delivery lifecycles.
Features
- Pipeline-as-Code - Defines CI/CD pipelines using a full-featured programming language in version-controlled files.
- Jenkins Pipelines - Offers a comprehensive library of scripted and declarative pipeline definitions for automating software delivery in Jenkins.
- Scripted Pipeline Logic - Implements deployment workflows using programmatic script logic instead of static configuration files.
- CI CD Pipelines - Establishes automated workflows for testing and deploying software updates across an organization.
- CI/CD Workflows - Provides a collection of reusable implementation patterns to standardize automated build, test, and deployment workflows.
- Declarative Build Pipelines - Provides examples of build and distribution workflows defined via static configuration files to ensure reproducibility.
- Workflow Definitions as Code - Defines multi-step pipelines and task logic in code files stored within version control.
- Shared Pipeline Libraries - Provides common pipeline logic shared across multiple projects to standardize build processes and reduce code duplication.
- Structural Patterns - Offers structural patterns and code examples for creating both declarative and scripted Jenkins pipelines.
- Declarative Workflow Definitions - Offers structured definitions for automated workflows including configurable triggers and task settings.
- Pipeline Domain Specific Languages - Implements a specialized Groovy-based language to define the sequence and logic of automation pipelines as code.
- Pipeline Shared Libraries - Provides reusable logic and functions stored in external repositories and loaded at runtime for pipeline orchestration.
- Build and Deployment - Provides scripts and patterns for building, managing, and deploying software applications.
- Distributed Agent Orchestration - Relies on a host system to interpret scripts and coordinate tasks across a distributed set of build agents.
- Automated Deployment Pipelines - Automates the end-to-end flow of code from version control to production environments.
- CI Workflow Automations - Implements automated sequences for building, testing, and integrating code changes.
- Reference Implementations - Serves as a reference library of version-controlled workflow definitions for implementing CI/CD automation.
- Pipeline Execution Logic - Provides an imperative programming model allowing for complex logic and full control over the pipeline execution flow.
- Plugin Execution Engines - Utilizes an architecture for loading and executing modular plugins within the host system to orchestrate tasks.
- Global Pipeline Libraries - Uses centralized script repositories to enforce consistent workflow behavior across all organizational jobs.
- DevOps and Infrastructure - Examples and snippets for CI/CD pipeline scripting.
