The most definitive practical guide for job seekers and junior developers new to CI/CD automation! You will perfectly master everything from building CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins to creating production-level automated deployment environments integrated with AWS infrastructure (S3, ECS).
240 learners
Level Beginner
Course period Unlimited
Reviews from Early Learners
5.0
돈까스킹
I think this course will be like a ray of light for CI/CD beginners. I feel like I'll be able to quickly apply it to my personal projects after learning. Also, it was even better because you kindly explained everything one by one while writing the pipeline scripts! Concepts like Docker, AWS, and Linux do come up, but I think you can still take the course even if you don't know them well~ Thank you, Sini-nim...
5.0
러브액츄얼리
If you want to study Jenkins or CI/CD, just take this course without hesitation. I highly recommend it.
5.0
너와나의메모리
I had zero knowledge of CI/CD, but thanks to your clean and clear explanations, I was able to follow along without any difficulty!! I'm still studying on my own, so I can't wait to apply this to a project or actual work..!! I'm currently organizing what I learned after finishing the course, and I think I would have struggled immensely if I had tried to study this alone ㅠㅠㅠ Each lecture was structured to be short, which made finishing the whole course really fun! There wasn't a single disappointing thing! Haha. If another necessary course comes out, I'll definitely take it again~ I highly recommend it!
Moving away from 'manual deployment' to building an 'automated Jenkins CI/CD pipeline' that completes with a single code push
The ability to write 'Jenkins Pipeline Scripts' aligned with industry standards, rather than simple Freestyle methods.
Experience in building a 'production-grade automated deployment environment' utilizing AWS S3, ECS, and ECR
Completion of a 'safe and systematic deployment process' that includes automated testing and approval stages, rather than blind deployment
I don't know anything about CI/CD.
Those who know how to write code
but have never built a
CI/CD pipeline before
I'm anxious about manual deployment!
Those who are manually deploying
by accessing the server directly every time
with their hearts in their mouths.
I feel overwhelmed looking at job postings.
Those who cannot
confidently answer regarding
'Jenkins proficiency' in job descriptions.
A practitioner is someone who writes code well.
However, an educator is someone who ponders day and night why that code was written that way and
how to deliver the code to students in the easiest way possible.
There are many experts in the field, but
often, their explanations are so difficult that they leave you tilting your head in confusion.
This is because they focused more on listing knowledge than on the weight of education.
If you receive the wrong education, the learning process itself becomes painful,
and it ultimately leads to unwanted results, wasting precious time and opportunities in your life.
I want to be more than just an 'instructor' who simply passes on technical skills;
I want to be a 'teacher' who contemplates your career and life together with you.
The power to transform complex concepts into our own language rather than jargon,
that is my pride as an educator.
Please take a look at the path I have walked and my sincerity,
and make a careful decision for your precious future.
Hello! I am JSCODE Sini.
It feels like just yesterday when I was dragged by a friend to attend a major class in college,
but I've already been developing for nearly 10 years.
At first, I wanted to make a positive impact on the world through the programs I created.
However, as time passed, I came to one firm realization.
'Rather than creating a service myself,
wouldn't properly nurturing one talented developer have a much greater impact on the world?'
If the developers I taught create wonderful services in their respective positions,
that positive influence will grow exponentially.
With that single mindset, I have trained over 200 developers at bootcamp sites over the past 5 years.
(* Produced successful candidates for Line, Kakao, and Kurly ☺️)
Seeing my students grow as they enter the industry,
I feel the power and fulfillment of education every single day.
Now, I intend to meet you beyond the offline classroom, in the wider online world.
I want to share the skills and know-how I have accumulated in the field without reservation,
helping you grow into a 'competent developer' who creates further value.
I sincerely hope that this lecture, prepared with great care,
brings a pleasant change to your development career! 🙌
** This is a review written for the previous course <Introduction to Spring Batch: Basics of Large-Scale Processing in 3 Hours>.
** This is a review written for the previous lecture <Log Management and Monitoring - ELK, Prometheus, Grafana>.
Who is this course right for?
Those who are looking to learn CI/CD for the first time
Those who want to apply CI/CD to real-world practice immediately
Those who want to learn CI/CD configurations frequently used in the industry
Those who want to experience deployment based on real-world AWS environments (S3, ECS) beyond just local development.
Those who want to clearly highlight their 'experience in building automation pipelines' on their resume
Need to know before starting?
Basic Linux Commands
Docker Basic Knowledge
Even if you don't know, there won't be any major problems following along with the practice.
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I have personally built and operated critical national systems, but what I am actually best at is "explaining those difficult concepts so that anyone can understand them."
The practical field is naturally rough and complex. 🤯
But there's no reason the learning process has to be that way too, right?
It doesn't matter what stack you want to learn right now.
I will break down the complex technologies of the actual field and feed them to you in a way that is very easy to understand! 🍀
Let's start the amazing experience of turning the complex thoughts in your head into an actual working service, easily and fun together with me!
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Thank you for your kind and detailed explanation.
Hello Neosky! This is Sini from JSCODE! :) Thank you so much for leaving such a great review and for working so hard on the lectures! :) If you run into any issues while doing the hands-on exercises, please feel free to ask questions anytime!! I'll be rooting for you until you complete the course~!!
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This is a follow-along lesson. If you just follow along, you might not realize what you've done. But when you look at it again, the screen will become familiar. Your skills are improving.
Hello Baragi! This is Sini from JSCODE! ㅎㅎ First of all, your thoughtful course review really made my day. 😊 In the beginning, you must have felt overwhelmed by the unfamiliar screens and complex settings, wondering, "Am I doing this right?" Thank you so much for not giving up and following through to the end🍀🍀 When it comes to studying technology, you usually learn with your hands first, and things only start to truly make sense the second time you see them! ㅎㅎ Your comment about the screen feeling "familiar upon looking again" is exactly right! In that process, your skills have already grown a step further~!! I will continue to cheer you on so that you can keep that joy of gradually becoming familiar with it until the very end! If you run into any difficulties while studying, please feel free to drop by anytime😃 Huge congratulations on completing the course~~!
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I had only used simple Jenkins deployments that were already set up, so I was curious about the process, and I'm glad this cleared up some of my questions. I don't usually have the chance to use AWS, so it was great to experience it, and your thorough explanations made the lecture easy to follow. :)
Hello skl5473! This is Sini from JSCODE~!! First of all, thank you so much for leaving such a valuable review! ㅎㅎ Even though you had experience with Jenkins before, I'm really proud to hear that this course helped resolve your practical curiosities! ㅎㅎ I'm also glad you were able to follow along step-by-step, especially since the AWS environment can be quite unfamiliar~ Beyond simply using a deployment tool, I hope the experience of building and experiencing infrastructure firsthand serves as a great foundation for your backend capabilities~!! You did a great job finishing the course, and I will sincerely root for your future development journey~!!
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I liked that you provided easy and detailed explanations for each lecture. It's at a level that even beginners can easily watch and follow along~~ Also, your diction is great, so I was able to focus more on the lecture while doing the setup!
Hello, suk yeong Sim! This is Sini from JSCODE. I'm so flattered that you enjoyed the lecture and even complimented my diction! Haha. Since practice-oriented lectures require following along with the setup while watching the screen, I thought it was very important for my voice to be delivered clearly. I feel so proud to hear that you were able to focus on the lecture even while doing the setup! I will continue to create easy and friendly lectures so that even beginners can feel a lower barrier to technical topics like CI/CD and monitoring. I'll be rooting for you until you complete the course! If you have any questions while studying, please feel free to leave them anytime. Thank you!
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1. First of all, the class materials are so clean and great. I'm currently organizing what I've learned in Notion, and it's really nice that the lecture materials themselves are in Notion. Even if I forget something, I can just open them back up and remember, so it's truly good. 2. Applicability to real-world work It doesn't just stop at personal projects; it's at a level that can be applied in the field. I love that you only teach the core essentials. The instructor's delivery is excellent, and the lectures are so clean that I was able to stay focused and breeze through them in no time. The structure is truly top-tier. I really enjoyed listening. Thank you.
Hello, Developer Robunji! This is Sini from JSCODE. I am truly touched that you took the time to sincerely praise every detail I carefully prepared, from the course structure to the materials! 🥹 When reviewing learned content, it’s easy to lose motivation if the materials are too complex, so I’m so glad to hear that the Notion resources helped you stay organized!! I hope you feel free to pull them up whenever your memory feels a bit fuzzy and make that knowledge completely your own. Also, I really wanted to convey the core workflows that can be applied directly in the field rather than just ending with a simple practice session, and I feel a great sense of professional fulfillment knowing that you recognized that sincerity. There is no higher praise for a lecturer’s delivery than hearing that you were able to "breeze through" the content! Thank you for enjoying the course, and I will sincerely root for the CI/CD foundations you've built this time to become a powerful weapon in your future practical work and projects. Congratulations on completing the course~!!
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