Even with Maven and Gradle dominating newer projects, a large share of legacy and enterprise Java applications still run on ANT, and someone has to maintain them. igmGuru's Apache ANT Training gives you a practical grounding in ANT's architecture, targets, properties, and tasks, then shows you how to plug those builds into Jenkins pipelines. By the end, you'll be able to read, write, and troubleshoot ANT scripts the way builds and DevOps engineers do in production, not just in isolated exercises.
This training is built for people who work with Java builds and release pipelines on a regular basis.
Build automation skills open doors across development, QA, and DevOps roles, especially in organizations running Java at scale.
igmGuru brings structure and mentorship to a tool that most developers otherwise pick up through trial and error.
Upon completing this training, you'll receive an igmGuru Apache ANT Training certificate that recognizes your ability to design, automate, and troubleshoot Java build pipelines using ANT. The certificate reflects hands-on project work covering build file creation, dependency handling, and Jenkins integration, and can be added to your resume or LinkedIn profile to support DevOps, build engineering, or Java developer job applications.
Yes. A large number of legacy Java systems and enterprise applications still run on ANT, and organizations need people who can maintain and extend those builds.
No. The course starts from ANT fundamentals, so basic Java and XML knowledge is enough to get started.
The course runs for around 30 hours, delivered through live instructor-led sessions.
Yes. Every module includes practical exercises on real build.xml files, along with a capstone project.
Yes. You'll learn to connect ANT builds with Jenkins for continuous integration and deployment.
Yes, igmGuru issues a course completion certificate once you finish the training and the associated project work.
Yes, you get lifetime access to session recordings and course materials.
