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Jenkins is an open-source automation server designed to help businesses build, deploy, and automate the delivery of projects using plugins. It enables developers to distribute tasks across multiple machines and facilitate software testing or deployment across platforms.

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Associate software engineer

It just need a good UI.I would like to recommend Jenkins for anyone who is wiling to do continuous delivery for their projects. This helps to reduce the workload of the developers.

Senior QA Engineer

I like the integrations with slack. It is great to get the alerts when there is a new build waiting for approval.

Quality Assurance

This tool is amazing and perfect for the teams that have continuous integration and continuous delivery. Simple to use and simplify our work.

Software Quality Assurance and Automation

The report contains all the passes and fails and screenshots of the failed test cases, the consumed time and the percentage of the passed and failed.

QE Lead

Having lots of intergrations in the project could delay slow down the execution sometimes. Parallel execution could cause problems or errors in the build.

Technical Support Analyst

This is one of the best deployment software I have ever used. The best thing it is very easy to use.

Director of Operations

Jenkins is very powerful and the fact that it's widely used and supported by a large open source community is a plus because it means that it supports many different kinds of environments.

Developer Team Lead

Using this tool my team have accomplish to automate all release steps for our products. It's easy to use, easy to configure and I like the notifications on failures or success.

Senior Software Engineer

This is a really great tool for storing, managing and scheduling ad-hoc scripts, i had a great experience with Jenkins.

A big number of useful plugins, sonarqube integration. Great documentation and maintainability.

Tech support Engineer

So far fantastic experience and perfect for our linux environments.

Vr Developer

Overall I am really happy and thankful to using Jenkins as a tool to manage my workspace.

Java Developer

As with any other similar tool, maintaining it is a nightmare if you do not do it regularly. It can break easily if plugin misbehaves.

Senior Consultant

As a software developer we used to deploy our builds to multiple servers and it was very hectic and lengthy process; thanks to open source tools like Jenkins the process has become quick and smooth.

System Architect

Top tool to integrate and save cost starting from day one of the project.

Error prone at time during execution. Logs are not properly configured for automated pipelines.

Software Engineer

It does everything the big boys do, but only at the cost of your server. The fact that it is free makes it worth every penny.

Territory Manager

It allow us automate our process. Some initial experience is required to use this open source software but help is available on the community forums.

Azure DevOps Services

Bamboo

just have it for continuous integration and deployment

CI/CD using Jenkins

Powerful CI/CD tool

The best automation server I have ever used

Good post setup
Setup became headache for me.
Dont put all jars in one place. Go resolving errors one by one.
Make sure to remove google collections jar from libs folder

A must use for build running at regular interval

Deployment with ease. 

It’s very flexible to use and install and very flexible to integrate different applications 

Review on Jenkins

Excellent reading with Jenkins.

Highly Customizable  CI and CD tool

Overall, I think Jenkins is a great option to start with, especially if the framework/language of choice for your project is a bit obscure or niche. 

The starter option for Continuous Delivery

I use Jenkins to automate software testing related task runs, such as my automated test cases, automated builds for the product under test and more.
It is a great tool, full of plugins that let the user tu improve their work.

It is very easy to use, even allows multiples users to work in a same instances.


Easy to use CI/CD engine, full of plugins and simple

As automation of script files and file execution, the feel of operation in the system is easy to understand. I started from a place I had never used, but it felt that way. In a nutshell, it is an image of the Linux Cron and Windows task scheduler. It is easy to manage problems that have been resolved, specific effects and CI/CD processing details. When the agent load increases, there is no need to respond manually; automatic escalation will distribute the load. The file (Jenkinsfile) describing the functions, points and CI/CD processing that contributed to the problem can also be managed in the Git repository as a set with the source code, so it is easy to check the processing details and modify the Jenkinsfile.

Easy to understand, ease of use, and sense of the operation of automation and scripting

my overall experience has been a great one so far

Jenkins - Greatest of All Time for test automation.

Good CICD tool for websites Automation.

My overall experience so far is really positive 

Only the imagination is the limit

Simple yet effective

Unity build automation

Awesome CI/CD platform

A little bit hard to read

Powerful tool, with not so nice user experience

It is very good for large companies with several Software development deperatments by making it easy to automate a number of aspects of the development live cycle.

Good software for DevOps and Continious Integration and Development

Jenkins is a good CI/CD tool, in comparison to other tools I've used, Jenkins seems like a stronger tool all around.

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just have it for continuous integration and deployment

CI/CD using Jenkins