Константин Шевцов - Пара слов о Jenkins

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Jenkins is an open source automation tool that can be used for continuous integration and continuous delivery. It was originally called Hudson but was later renamed to Jenkins. The document discusses Jenkins' capabilities for build automation and managing plugins.

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Jenkins as automation tool
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