AWS Automation Cookbook

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Jenkins pipeline supports two syntaxes, one is declarative and another is scripted. In this chapter, we will be following declarative syntax, because it's easy to understand. The following is the sample of Jenkinsfile, which covers basic stages such as Build, Test, and Deploy:

pipeline {       // agent indicates that Jenkins should allocate an executor and workspace for this part of the Pipeline     agent any     stages {            //describing stage of the Pipeline            stage('Build') {                            //describes the steps to be run in this stage.                            steps {                                  //executes the given shell command                                  sh 'make'                                  }                            }             stage('Test')  {                             steps {                                   sh 'make check'                                   junit 'reports/**/*.xml'                                   }                            }              stage('Deploy') {                              steps {                                  echo 'Deploying....'                                    }                              }           }   }