In a DevOps tools model, both the development and operational team coordinate with one another at all times during an application’s software development life cycle (SDLC). They cover it all, right from building source code to testing, deployment and monitoring.
Also, to integrate the DevOps stages, they use Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD). Another key requirement to deliver quality applications on time is to use the right tools for efficient workflow. Most companies and large organizations prefer investing in DevOps tools as it aids in the quick completion of projects, enables the team to concentrate on value based tasks and allows smooth operations. At the current time, one can find various DevOps tools online and select as per their organizational requirement. Many DevOps tools have gained popularity over the years. But out of all, Jenkins is one of the popular DevOps tools that help automate the CI/CD process, organize application deployments, and makes it easier for the teams to collaborate and work efficiently.
Next we will introduce Jenkins server and how it works and talk about Jenkins pros and benefits.