I have worked with Jenkins for quite a while now, and I have to say that I feel really comfortable working with it as I know it is free, open source, and also highly customizable. It has a powerful and well-documented API that enables users to automate pretty much anything related to continuous integration. In Chapter 8, Release Management – Continuous Delivery, we are going to set up a continuous delivery pipeline with Jenkins in order to be able to release new versions of an application in a transparent manner once the test results are satisfactory, enabling our team to focus on development and automating all the deployment-related activities.
Jenkins is also modular, which enables developers to write plugins to extend functionalities, ...
