LinkedIn – Running Jenkins on AWS 2025-2

Running Jenkins on AWS course. This course teaches participants how to set up a Jenkins master instance and deploy it to the AWS cloud service. In this course, Michael Jenkins walks through the steps of installing and configuring Jenkins, creating a build environment, connecting to webhooks, using the Elastic Beanstalk deployment service, and managing AWS resources. First, he explains how to set up a Jenkins master instance, including configuring a security group, NGINX reverse proxy, and the Jenkins master instance. Then, participants learn how to create a build environment and connect it to the Jenkins master server. Michael also explains the concept of webhooks and shows how to create and test them. Next, he explores using Elastic Beanstalk to deploy applications. Finally, he provides solutions for stopping or removing AWS resources to optimize costs. This course is designed for DevOps developers and engineers who want to use Jenkins in the AWS cloud environment.

What you will learn

• Setting up Jenkins: Includes creating a security group, a key pair, and an EC2 Jenkins instance.
• Installing the required software: Learn how to install Java, Jenkins, and NGINX.
• Configuring NGINX and Jenkins: A complete guide to configuring these two services.
• Creating a build environment: Includes planning the build environment, creating an IAM role for the build server, creating a security group and key pair for the build server, and creating the build server itself.
• Connecting Jenkins Master to Build Server: How to establish communication between Jenkins master server and build server.
• Connecting Jenkins with Webhooks: Understand the concept of a webhook, create and test it, and connect Jenkins to GitHub.
• Deploying to Elastic Beanstalk: Includes creating an Elastic Beanstalk application, downloading the application code, creating a GitHub repository for the application code, and creating and using a freestyle job to deploy the code from GitHub to Elastic Beanstalk.
• Shutting down AWS resources: How to stop or remove AWS resources.

This course is suitable for people who:

• This course is suitable for people who want to run Jenkins on AWS and become familiar with the processes of deploying and managing cloud resources.
• Beginner DevOps professionals who want to use GitHub actions.

Running Jenkins on AWS course details

• Publisher: LinkedIn
• Instructor: Michael Jenkins
• Education level: Intermediate
• Training duration: 2 hours and 7 minutes

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