Automated Next.js Deployment with Jenkins (Full CI/CD Setup)

Learn how to automate the deployment of your Next.js application on an Ubuntu server using Jenkins. This step-by-step CI/CD pipeline ensures that every time you push code, your server updates automatically. 🔧 What you’ll learn in this video: • Creating a Jenkins pipeline for automated deployment • Writing and setting up a deployment Bash script on EC2 • Connecting GitHub to Jenkins. • Triggering deployment automatically after every push • Testing the full deployment pipeline end-to-end 🖥️ This video is ideal for: • Web developers using Next.js in production • DevOps engineers building CI/CD workflows • Anyone ready to move beyond manual deployments 📺 More videos: 👉 Manual Deployment Guide for Next.js + PM2 + Nginx [   • Deploy Next.js like a PRO on Ubuntu 24.04 ...  ] 📌 Resources Used: 🔗 Resources: Weather API: https://home.openweathermap.org/users... Attribution: Weather data provided by OpenWeather (https://openweathermap.org/) Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. 🔗 Repo link: https://github.com/k8snative/nextjs-w... 🔗 Repo link pipeline: https://github.com/k8snative/nextjs-w... 📌 Join the Community: 💬 Have questions? Drop them in the comments! 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe for more DevOps tutorials! Timelines: 00:00 - Problem and the solution. 00:45 - Introduction. 00:57 - Topics in this video. 01:05 - Architecture diagram and explanation. 02:34 - Creating and Understanding Jenkins Pipeline. 08:45 - Setting Up Bash Script on EC2. 13:58 - Testing Jenkins Pipeline. 17:49 - Conclusion. #nextjs #ubuntu #nginx #pm2 #deployment #devopstutorial #devops #aws #cloudcomputing #ec2 #jenkins #nextjs