How to Build Docker Image Using CI/CD Pipeline Running on Jenkins Container | Step-by-Step Guide

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🚀 Video Description:
In this video, we'll guide you through the process of building a Docker image using a CI/CD pipeline running on a Jenkins container. Jenkins is a powerful open-source automation server that can help you streamline your software development process.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll learn how to set up Jenkins inside a Docker container, configure a CI/CD pipeline, and use it to automatically build and push Docker images.
📌 We'll cover:
1. Setting up Jenkins in a Docker container
2. Configuring Docker inside Jenkins for seamless image building
3. Creating a Jenkins pipeline to automate the Docker build process
4. Handling Docker authentication and permissions within the pipeline
5. Best practices for building and pushing Docker images securely.
Prerequisites:
1. Jenkins is running inside a Docker container.
2. Docker is installed on the host system.
3. Your Jenkins container has access to Docker (using Docker Socket Binding).
4. The Jenkins user has appropriate permissions to access Docker.
🔗 Key Integrations:
Jenkins Pipeline
Node.js Application
Automated Testing and Deployment
Docker
Whether you're a DevOps engineer, developer, or someone looking to improve your CI/CD workflow, this step-by-step guide will show you how to leverage Jenkins for efficient Docker image creation. Let's get started with building and deploying your applications faster and more reliably!
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[@YuvakrishnaKasaram]

More informative and clear cut. Even Jenkins official forums also didn't mentioned clearly but you did a great job. You saved me a lot. I loved it, Thanks

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@@YuvakrishnaKasaram I’m glad it’s helpful.