Introduction

Continuous integration and continuous deployment help you to avoid mistakes and safe time. That is why we have collected blog posts about Jenkins, Spinnaker and CircleCI for you.

  1. Securing Jenkins: Active Directory and LDAP Services in a Jenkins Environment | CyberArk

    2. If you use the Active Directory Domain Service as your user database with Jenkins you could run into issues. Check out which ones.
    https://www.cyberark.com/threat-research-blog/securing-jenkins-active-directory-and-ldap-services-in-jenkins-environment/

  1. Build a CI/CD pipeline for API Management

    2. Continuous integration and continuous deployment pipelines come along with advantages for the API development. This blog post walks you through the conceptual framework.
    https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/build-a-ci-cd-pipeline-for-api-management/

  1. Continuous Delivery Pipeline for Kubernetes using Spinnaker

    2. This posts shows you how to push out new releases of an application to a Kubernetes cluster.
    https://medium.com/devopslinks/continuous-delivery-pipeline-for-kubernetes-using-spinnaker-225fe9c9a6e6

  1. Start deploying using the CircleCI deployment Orb with DeployHub

    2. Even though you use scripts for your deployments it might be better to use an automation tool like DeployHub. This blog post explains why.
    https://circleci.com/blog/start-deploying-using-the-circleci-deployment-orb-with-deployhub/


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