Added task for week-6 Jenkins#395
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2025/cicd/README.md (15)
1-3: Clear Introduction and Context.
The header and introductory paragraph effectively set the stage for the Jenkins challenge by outlining the purpose and expectations for week 6.
4-12: Comprehensive Topics Covered Section.
The "Topics Covered" list is well-structured and clearly enumerates the key areas the challenge will address, which aids in setting proper expectations for the learner.
13-27: Clear Task 1 Instructions.
The instructions for Task 1 (Exploring the Jenkins UI Flow) are precise and include actionable steps. This clarity will help users understand what they are expected to document in theirsolution.md.
29-39: Well-Outlined Task 2.
The guidelines for creating a Jenkins Pipeline Job include essential steps such as job creation, writing a Jenkinsfile, and verifying pipeline execution. The inclusion of suggested stages (Build, Test, Deploy) enhances clarity.
42-51: Detailed Task 3 Instructions.
The task provides clear steps for setting up an agent/node and assigning jobs, along with the required documentation insolution.md. This segmented approach is effective for users new to Jenkins agent configuration.
54-61: Clear RBAC Implementation Instructions.
The instructions for implementing RBAC are specific and include steps for both configuration and testing, ensuring that users focus on proper security practices within Jenkins.
64-73: Solid Task 5 Details on Shared Libraries.
The steps for creating and integrating Jenkins Shared Libraries are well explained. The expectation to document the process insolution.mdreinforces good practices in maintainability and code reuse.
76-95: Effective Task 6 Guidance on Vulnerability Scanning.
The section provides detailed instructions for integrating Trivy, including two practical code snippets (one in Groovy and one in Bash). This dual-code approach not only illustrates best practices but also supports users across different contexts.
98-105: Clear Instructions for Documentation and Reflection.
Task 7’s directives for updatingsolution.mdand providing a thoughtful reflection on Jenkins in CI/CD are concise and encourage a comprehensive understanding of the challenge experience.
108-128: Well-Defined Bonus Task for Email Notifications.
The bonus task is detailed and includes an exemplary Groovy code snippet for setting up email notifications. This provides actionable guidance for users seeking to extend their Jenkins pipelines with notification features.
131-144: Comprehensive Troubleshooting and Debugging Guidance.
The sections on "Troubleshooting Tips," "Monitoring & Maintenance," and "Advanced Debugging" offer valuable advice. They clearly outline steps to diagnose and resolve common Jenkins issues, which is essential for robust CI/CD pipelines.
147-154: Clear Submission Instructions.
The "How to Submit" section is clear and instructive, guiding users through pushing their work, opening a pull request, and preparing the PR title and description.
158-161: Clear PR Description Guidelines.
The instructions for the PR description are comprehensive, outlining expectations for summarizing the approach, listing key configurations, and providing supporting evidence like screenshots or logs.
170-178: Valuable Additional Resources Section.
The "Additional Resources" list is well-curated, providing direct links to official Jenkins documentation and related tools. This assists learners in further expanding their knowledge beyond the challenge.
181-183: Concise Final Instructions.
The final section effectively wraps up the document, reinforcing the challenge goals and next steps, which helps ensure that users complete the entire process as expected.
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