Jenkins

With Jenkins, an open source automation server, you can develop any project, distribute and automate it. Jenkins, one of the prominent software among continuous integration and distribution solutions, is a successful automation server developed in Java.

You can use Jenkins software, an extensible automation server whose first version was released in 2011, as a simple CI server. In addition, you can use it as continuous integration and delivery centers for projects. You can speed up project deliveries thanks to the software that allows easy detection and fixing of errors in projects.

You can also use it in projects written outside of Java by using the plugins in the Jenkins program, which runs on Windows, Linux, macOS and other Unix systems and has multi-platform support. Thanks to the program that can be distributed to more than one machine, you can make compilations, tests and distributions more easily.

You can configure Jenkins, which has an easy installation, in a practical way via a web-based GUI. The program, which has tools such as error checks and built-in help, has an interface that even beginners can easily use. Jenkins supports popular version control systems such as Git, GitHub, Subversion SVN, and Mercurial, and also supports important deployment environments such as Docker, Amazon EC2, and Amazon S3.