Cloud Native Development on Azure with Java 4.1: Create a Jenkins Master in Azure Using an Ubuntu Virtual Machine

This video tutorial covers setting up a CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins on an Azure Virtual Machine. It introduces the Parts Unlimited MRP application, a sample e-commerce web app by Microsoft, and explains how to deploy and configure Jenkins Master on Azure. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to creating a Jenkins Master server, configuring it, and connecting via SSH using Putty.

What is the primary purpose of setting up a CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins?

• To manually deploy applications

• To manage cloud resources

• To automate the integration and deployment process

• To create virtual machines

What is the 'Parts Unlimited MRP' application used for?

• Tracking manufacturing parts and orders

• Developing mobile applications

• Creating virtual networks

• Managing cloud resources

Which operating system is used for the Jenkins Master server in the tutorial?

• Windows

• Ubuntu

• macOS

• Red Hat

What is Jenkins primarily used for in DevOps?

• Creating databases

• Managing network security

• Automating DevOps tasks

• Designing user interfaces

Why is it recommended to use templates published by Microsoft in Azure Marketplace?

• They offer more features

• They are well-tested for Azure

• They are cheaper

• They are easier to configure

What tool is suggested for SSH connection to the Jenkins server?

• FileZilla

• WinSCP

• PuTTY

• Cyberduck

What port does Jenkins run on by default?

• 22

• 80

• 443

• 8080