Jenkins is an automation tool that facilitates building, testing, and deploying software through pipelines, ultimately supporting Continuous Delivery (CD). This tutorial provides a hands-on approach to creating a Jenkins pipeline, using a car assembly analogy to illustrate the sequential and interconnected nature of pipeline stages. The guide walks users through configuring a Jenkins pipeline, emphasizing the importance of automation to reduce errors and eliminate repetitive tasks. It covers setting up a basic pipeline with stages for building, testing, and publishing, using shell commands to automate the creation and verification of files. The tutorial also introduces the concept of "Pipeline as Code," where the pipeline configuration is stored in a Git repository, allowing for version control and collaboration. This approach enhances maintainability and traceability, ensuring changes can be easily tracked and reverted if necessary. By following this tutorial, users can automate their software development processes, improving efficiency and reliability.