Jenkins originally started life as an open source build server, originally called Hudson (the name was changed following a dispute with Oracle), whose sole purpose was to compile Java applications. Since it was first released in 2004, its role has been greatly expanded and it is now considered to be one of the leading continuous integration and continuous delivery solutions available and not just a build server for Java applications.
Before we can deploy our test application, we need to deploy and configure Jenkins. The following are the steps you need to take to get a full Jenkins server deployed and configured.
