Serving up Docker with Jenkins
Jenkins is quite a big topic to cover in a small section of a single chapter, so the walkthrough is going to be really basic and will only deal with building and launching containers.
The other thing to note is that I am going to be covering Jenkins 2.0; at the time of writing this, the first beta has just been released, which means that while things may change slightly as themes and such are refined, all of the features and basic functionality are locked in.
The reason for covering Jenkins 2.0 rather than the Jenkins 1.x branch is that as far as Jenkins is concerned, Docker is now a first-class citizen, meaning that it fully supports and embraces the Docker way of working. A full overview of the current status of ...
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