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Why is Jenkins becoming the engine of DevOps?

Jenkins is a server for automating tasks that are free and open source. It helps with continuous integration and delivery by automating the building, testing, and deploying aspects of software development. It's a server-based solution that uses servlet containers like Apache Tomcat to execute. Why Jenkins? Jenkins has established itself as the open-source standard for managing the development side of DevOps, from source code management to code delivery to production. The Jenkins community sees Jenkins as an orchestration and automation engine. Execution of repetitive tasks can monitor by   DevOps tools Jenkins . Jenkins has become the de facto engine because it is incredibly pluggable." Customers can now add all kinds of functionality and link Jenkins with everything from Active Directory to GitHub to the OpenShift PaaS, thanks to a growing ecosystem of over 1,100 plug-ins. Jenkins is a CI/CD (continuous integration/Continuous delivery) tool. The goal of Continuous Integration