Jenkins Continuous Integration Cookbook, 2/Ed > PACKT 원서리스트

1: Maintaining Jenkins
Introduction
Using a test Jenkins instance
Backing up and restoring
Modifying the Jenkins configuration from the command line
Installing Nginx
Configuring Nginx as a reverse proxy
Reporting overall storage use
Deliberately failing builds through log parsing
Adding a job to warn of storage use violations through log parsing
Keeping in contact with Jenkins through Firefox
Monitoring via JavaMelody
Keeping track of script glue
Scripting the Jenkins CLI
Global modifications of jobs with Groovy
Signaling the need to archive

2: Enhancing Security
Introduction
Testing for OWASP's top 10 security issues
Finding 500 errors and XSS attacks in Jenkins through fuzzing
Improving security via small configuration changes
Avoiding sign-up bots with JCaptcha
Looking at the Jenkins user through Groovy
Working with the Audit Trail plugin
Installing OpenLDAP
Using Script Realm authentication for provisioning
Reviewing project-based matrix tactics via a custom group script
Administering OpenLDAP
Configuring the LDAP plugin
Installing a CAS server
Enabling SSO in Jenkins
Exploring the OWASP Dependency-Check plugin

3: Building Software
Introduction
Plotting alternative code metrics in Jenkins
Running Groovy scripts through Maven
Manipulating environmental variables
Running Ant through Groovy in Maven
Failing Jenkins jobs based on JSP syntax errors
Configuring Jetty for integration tests
Looking at license violations with Rat
Reviewing license violations from within Maven
Exposing information through build descriptions
Reacting to generated data with the groovy-postbuild plugin
Remotely triggering jobs through the Jenkins API
Adaptive site generation

4: Communicating Through Jenkins
Introduction
Skinning Jenkins with the simple themes plugin
Skinning and provisioning Jenkins using a WAR overlay
Generating a home page
Creating HTML reports
Efficient use of views
Saving screen space with the Dashboard View plugin
Making noise with HTML5 browsers
An extreme view for reception areas
Mobile presentation using Google Calendar
Mobile apps for Android and iOS
Knowing your audience with Google Analytics
Simplifying powerful visualizations using the R plugin

5: Using Metrics to Improve Quality
Introduction
Estimating the value of your project through sloccount
Looking for "smelly" code through code coverage
Activating more PMD rulesets
Creating custom PMD rules
Finding bugs with FindBugs
Enabling extra FindBug rules
Finding security defects with FindBugs
Verifying HTML validity
Reporting with JavaNCSS
Checking code style using an external pom.xml file
Faking Checkstyle results
Integrating Jenkins with SonarQube
Analyzing project data with the R plugin

6: Testing Remotely
Introduction
Deploying a WAR file from Jenkins to Tomcat
Creating multiple Jenkins nodes
Custom setup scripts for slave nodes
Testing with FitNesse
Activating FitNesse HtmlUnit fixtures
Running Selenium IDE tests
Triggering failsafe integration tests with Selenium WebDriver
Creating JMeter test plans
Reporting JMeter performance metrics
Functional testing using JMeter assertions
Enabling Sakai web services
Writing test plans with SoapUI
Reporting SoapUI test results

7: Exploring Plugins
Introduction
Personalizing Jenkins
Testing and then promoting builds
Fun with pinning JSGames
Looking at the GUI samples plugin
Changing the help of the FileSystem SCM plugin
Adding a banner to job descriptions
Creating a RootAction plugin
Exporting data
Triggering events on startup
Groovy hook scripts and triggering events on startup
Triggering events when web content changes
Reviewing three ListView plugins
Creating my first ListView plugin
Appendix A: Processes that Improve Quality
Fail early
Data-driven testing
Learning from history
Considering test automation as a software project
Visualize, visualize, visualize
Conventions are good
Test frameworks and commercial choices are increasing
Offsetting work to Jenkins nodes
Starving QA/integration servers
Avoiding human bottlenecks
Avoiding groupthink
Training and community
Visibly rewarding successful developers
Stability and code maintenance
Resources on quality assurance
And there's always more
Final comments

Appendix B: Index1