DevOps with GIT(Flow) Jenkins, Artifactory, Sonar, ELK, JIRA - Blueocean Introduction Part 2

The video tutorial covers the installation and features of the Blue Ocean plugin for Jenkins. It begins with installing necessary plugins and then explores the Blue Ocean interface, highlighting its ability to visualize Jenkins jobs and pipelines. The tutorial also discusses the benefits of using Blue Ocean, such as handling multiple stages and steps within a pipeline. Finally, it reviews the agenda, covering Jenkins jobs, the need for a Jenkins pipeline file, and the differences between declarative and scriptable pipeline scripts.

Which plugin is mentioned as already installed in the first section?

• SonarQube

• Pipeline Utility Steps

• Blue Ocean

• Ignore Computer Strategy

What is a key feature of Blue Ocean as discussed in the second section?

• It only supports sequential stages.

• It provides a legacy view of Jenkins jobs.

• It allows multiple stages and steps within the same stage.

• It requires no plugins for visualization.

In the context of Blue Ocean, what can be done in the build stage?

• Run unit tests

• Perform sonar checks

• Install plugins

• Visualize jobs

What are the two types of pipeline scripts mentioned in the third section?

• Legacy and Modern

• Declarative and Scriptable

• Sequential and Parallel

• Visual and Textual

What is the purpose of a Jenkins pipeline file as discussed in the third section?

• To install plugins

• To visualize jobs

• To define the stages and steps of a pipeline

• To manage user access