Deployer

As most people working in software testing know, Jenkins is one of the best open-source automation servers written in Java. It’s a very valuable tool for automating various parts (that may otherwise be extremely difficult to be accomplished by humans) of the software development process.

Over the years, Jenkins has become one of the most popular tools used for continued integration, a process aimed at cutting down on build cycle inefficiencies.

Deployer is a cross-platform (available for all major OSes out there such as Windows, Linux, and macOS) and straightforward utility designed to help users deploy applications thorough Jenkins with the least amount of effort.

It boasts a streamlined and compact GUI that allows users to effortlessly manage and deploy apps, as well as search for various jobs and dependencies.

From the Settings section, users can customize the package by adding the name of the app, the URL, the required username, and the dedicated API token.

All the changes will be visible in the main window once the users hit the “Update” button located at the bottom part of the Settings section.

Even though Deployer is not the most impressive tool of this sort out there, it provides users with a direct and hassle-free way of deploying apps through Jenkins.