DevOps User Guide

As you install the DevOps component, Jenkins is automatically deployed. KubeSphere provides you with a consistent user experience as you can build a pipeline through the Jenkinsfile just as you did before. Besides, KubeSphere features graphical editing panels that visualize the whole process, presenting you with a straightforward view of how your pipeline is running at what stage.

Develop a basic understanding of DevOps.

Create and manage DevOps projects, and understand basic elements in DevOps projects.

Create and manage roles and members in DevOps projects.

Learn how to create and run a pipeline by using an example Jenkinsfile.

Learn how to create and run a pipeline by using the graphical editing panel of KubeSphere.

Create credentials so that your pipelines can communicate with third-party applications or websites.

Specify the Jenkins agent and use the built-in podTemplate for your pipeline.

Set the email server to receive notifications of your Jenkins pipelines.

Configure a node or a group of nodes specifically for continuous integration (CI) to speed up the building process in a pipeline.

Understand various pipeline properties in a DevOps project.

Understand how to use pipeline templates on KubeSphere.

Learn how to create a multi-branch pipeline with GitLab on KubeSphere.

Learn how to use Jenkins shared libraries in a pipeline.

Integrate SonarQube into your pipeline for code quality analysis.

Integrate Harbor into your pipeline to push images to your Harbor registry.

Learn how to build and deploy a Go project using a KubeSphere pipeline.

Learn how to deploy apps in a multi-cluster project using a Jenkinsfile-based pipeline.

Learn how to build and deploy a Maven project using a KubeSphere pipeline.

Learn how to create a multi-cluster pipeline on KubeSphere.

Learn how to use Nexus in pipelines on KubeSphere.