Jenkins Assignment– 5

Continuous Integration & Testing

Basic Questions

  1. Create a Freestyle job that runs a simple JUnit test case.
  2. Create a Freestyle job that runs a simple NUnit test case.
  3. Run a Selenium test script from a Jenkins job.
  4. Configure Jenkins to archive JUnit test results.
  5. Configure Jenkins to archive NUnit test results.
  6. Configure Jenkins to archive Selenium test reports.
  7. Create a pipeline that runs JUnit tests and prints results.
  8. Create a pipeline that runs NUnit tests and prints results.
  9. Create a pipeline that runs Selenium UI tests.
  10. Add a post action in a pipeline to send a message when tests fail.
  11. Install the JUnit plugin in Jenkins and run a test job.
  12. Install the NUnit plugin in Jenkins and run a test job.
  13. Install the Selenium plugin (or use WebDriver) in Jenkins and run a test.
  14. Configure Jenkins to show JUnit test reports on the job page.
  15. Configure Jenkins to show NUnit test reports on the job page.
  16. Create a pipeline that archives HTML test reports.
  17. Create a pipeline that sends an email when tests pass.
  18. Create a pipeline that sends an email when tests fail.
  19. Configure a Freestyle job to run JUnit tests daily at 10 AM.
  20. Configure a Freestyle job to run Selenium tests daily at 9 PM.

Intermediate Questions

  1. Create a pipeline with stages: Checkout → Build → Test (JUnit).
  2. Create a pipeline with stages: Checkout → Build → Test (NUnit).
  3. Create a pipeline with stages: Checkout → Build → Test (Selenium).
  4. Add post actions in the pipeline to archive all test results.
  5. Configure Jenkins to generate JUnit test trend graphs.
  6. Configure Jenkins to generate NUnit test trend graphs.
  7. Configure Jenkins to generate Selenium test trend reports.
  8. Integrate Jenkins with SonarQube for code analysis.
  9. Run a pipeline that uploads code analysis results to SonarQube.
  10. Configure Jenkins to use Checkstyle plugin for code quality reports.
  11. Configure Jenkins to use PMD plugin for static code analysis.
  12. Add SonarQube analysis as a separate stage in the pipeline.
  13. Add Checkstyle analysis as a separate stage in the pipeline.
  14. Add PMD analysis as a separate stage in the pipeline.
  15. Create a pipeline with parallel stages: Unit Tests (JUnit) and UI Tests (Selenium).
  16. Create a pipeline that runs Selenium tests in headless mode.
  17. Configure Jenkins to fail the build if JUnit tests fail.
  18. Configure Jenkins to fail the build if NUnit tests fail.
  19. Configure Jenkins to fail the build if SonarQube analysis detects critical issues.
  20. Configure Jenkins to publish all reports (JUnit, NUnit, Selenium, SonarQube, Checkstyle, PMD) together.

Advanced Questions

  1. Create a Jenkinsfile with multiple test stages (JUnit, NUnit, Selenium) in sequence.
  2. Create a Jenkinsfile with parallel stages for JUnit, NUnit, and Selenium tests.
  3. Write a pipeline that integrates JUnit results with email notifications.
  4. Write a pipeline that integrates NUnit results with Slack notifications.
  5. Write a pipeline that integrates Selenium results with Slack notifications.
  6. Create a pipeline that runs tests and then triggers SonarQube, Checkstyle, and PMD analysis.
  7. Create a pipeline that runs Selenium tests on multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox).
  8. Create a pipeline that uses Docker containers to run JUnit and Selenium tests.
  9. Create a pipeline that stores test reports in an external file server after execution.
  10. Create a full automated testing pipeline with stages: Checkout → Build → Unit Tests → UI Tests → Code Quality → Deploy.