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Jenkins Reviews in June 2026: User Ratings, Pros & Cons
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Spotsaas Editor’s POV
Jenkins stands out as a versatile and efficient tool for automation and deployment, as highlighted by users over the past 12 months. Its robust plugin support and seamless integration with various programming languages make it a top choice for businesses seeking smooth deployment processes. Users appreciate the ability to automate software builds and deployments, ...Read more
Jenkins pros and cons
Streamlines deployment processes with automation, saving time and effort.
Provides a wide range of plugins for extensive functionality and integration with various tools.
Offers flexibility in creating and scheduling pipelines, supporting CI/CD workflows effectively.
Open-source nature ensures cost-effective usage and strong community support.
Newcomers may find the richness of features and customization options overwhelming without proper guidance.
Marketplace may have limited selection of additional apps and connectors, restricting advanced functionalities.
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Sachin R
06/27/23
"review for jenkins and its CI/CD solution"
What do you like best about Jenkins? CI/CD pipeline, easy to use, easy integration with other platforms, security credentials, quality of support, can be hosted on various platforms, parameterized builds, parallel jobs.
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Anonymous User
06/27/23
"Jenkins helps to enable efficient usage of CI/CD principles"
What do you like best about Jenkins? The throughout support, right from application source code management to application deployments What do you dislike about Jenkins?
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Imrankhan A
06/16/23
"Jenkins for CI CD"
What do you like best about Jenkins? Jenkins helps in deploying the code in the required cloud space. Continuous integration and continuous delivery. We can build the code and push to the space and send notification to webex.
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Anonymous User
06/16/23
"CI/CD is all about Jenkins"
What do you like best about Jenkins? Community-driven, free and open source doesn't degrade the product's quality. What do you dislike about Jenkins?
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Anonymous User
06/16/23
"CI/CD is all about Jenkins"
What do you like best about Jenkins? Community-driven, free and open source doesn't degrade the product's quality. What do you dislike about Jenkins?
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Anonymous User
06/05/23
"QA"
What do you like best about Jenkins? Easy to apply a new plugin. Good integration with other services What do you dislike about Jenkins?
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Dhavan M
06/04/23
"Most efficient and reliable tool for build and test code using pipeline"
What do you like best about Jenkins? Jenkins is a very easy to setup tool to integrate and deploy software products. I like the way it does unit and integration tests on the code before creating a deployment package. It is very easy from Jenkins to publish snapshot/releases in to different repositories such as Nexus, AWS ECR, etc
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Akash S
06/01/23
"Easy to setup best CI/CD Automation"
What do you like best about Jenkins? Being an open-source automation tool with a large and active community. It provides a vast number of plugins and integrations, allowing users to extend its functionality to meet their specific needs.
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Gopi T
05/26/23
"Jenkins: My experience using it"
What do you like best about Jenkins? It is a very popular automation server that helps the team to improve the quality, speed and cost-effectiveness of the software development process. It is free, open-source, versatile, easy to use, scalable, and secure. It helps automate the testing process, build and deployment process, and task automation, otherwise to be done manually. Likable features: Jenkins pipelines, declarative pipelines, Jenkins jobs DSL.
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Anonymous User
05/25/23
"Jenkins provides easy to use tools to automate."
What do you like best about Jenkins? It provides different environment to work on. What do you dislike about Jenkins?
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