AnthillPro training is aimed at SCM engineers, build and release engineers, and developers who need to automate build, test, deployment, and release workflows. This page summarizes the original course offering into a clearer structure so you can quickly evaluate scope, lab depth, and fit for your team.
Originally published on 2014-09-17; fully revised and updated.

What this AnthillPro course covers
The original course summary states that AnthillPro is used to automate building software projects, testing quality, deploying artifacts, and integrating third-party tooling. The training also focuses on tracking and validating code changes in a shared codebase through continuous integration practices.
- Build process setup
- Continuous integration setup
- Deployment process setup
- Third-party tool integration
- Bug and error tracking through automated workflows
Curriculum modules
Core concepts and onboarding
- About AnthillPro
- Projects, workflows, and jobs
- Build concepts, dependencies, and artifacts
- Environments and lifecycle models
- Getting started with build, CI, and deployment processes
Platform administration
- AnthillPro installation
- Unattended agent installation scripts
- Distributed server installation and upgrades
- Security setup, audits, artifact security, and guest user management
- Scheduling and reporting basics (including complex reports)
Dependency and advanced authoring topics
- Dependency configuration and Codestation projects
- Project, workflow, and job management
- Reuse of workflow definitions and jobs
- Lifecycle model and notification management
- Property management for reusable configurations
Typical workflow taught in class
A typical lab sequence follows a standard CI-to-deployment path where AnthillPro orchestrates build and release jobs.
flowchart TD
A[Commit in VCS] --> B[AnthillPro triggers job]
B --> C[Build plus unit tests]
C --> D{Quality checks pass}
D -- No --> E[Report failure]
D -- Yes --> F[Publish artifact]
F --> G[Deploy to test environment]
G --> H[Run verification tests]
H --> I[Promote to next environment]
Hands-on lab examples (generic scripts AnthillPro can orchestrate)
The original post emphasizes practical labs. AnthillPro jobs commonly execute shell scripts like the examples below as part of build and deployment stages.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
# Build and test
mvn -B clean test package
# Publish artifact to a shared location
mkdir -p /opt/artifacts/myapp
cp target/*.jar /opt/artifacts/myapp/Code language: PHP (php)
#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
APP_JAR=/opt/artifacts/myapp/myapp.jar
sudo systemctl stop myapp || true
sudo cp "$APP_JAR" /srv/myapp/myapp.jar
sudo systemctl start myapp
sudo systemctl status myapp --no-pagerCode language: PHP (php)
Duration and delivery options mentioned in the original listing
| Option mentioned | What the original post says | What to confirm before enrolling |
|---|---|---|
| 1-day workshop | Listed as an intensive workshop with teaching and lab exercises | Exact module coverage for one day |
| 2-day workshop | Also listed as an intensive workshop format | How much additional lab depth is included |
| On-site delivery | Stated as offered exclusively as an on-site course | Current availability by location |
| Online and classroom | Mentioned in the title text | Whether remote or classroom batches are currently active |
Audience, prerequisites, and expected outcomes
- Primary audience: SCM engineers, build/release engineers, and developers
- Assumed background: software development experience and basic SDLC understanding
- Training style: lecture and workshop mix, with strong hands-on emphasis in the original description
- Expected outcomes: installation familiarity, environment setup, project creation, customization, and CI usage in AnthillPro
Contact and enrollment details from the original post
The original listing references scmGalaxy for training and consulting services, and provides the following contact details:
- Email: info@scmGalaxy.com
- Phone: +91 700 483 5930
- Skype: scmGalaxy
- Registration link in original page: events/register/index.html
Common pitfalls before enrolling
- Assuming all delivery modes are active without confirming current schedules
- Skipping a version and environment compatibility check for your toolchain
- Focusing only on theory instead of validating hands-on lab depth
- Not clarifying post-training artifacts such as lab manuals and solution files
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Hands-on practice is essential when learning AnthillPro because build and deployment workflows often involve many connected steps. A useful exercise is to create a pipeline that builds an application, runs tests, and deploys it to a test environment. Tracking failed steps and reviewing build logs can help learners find problems faster. It is also important to understand how each stage passes results to the next. Practicing recovery from a failed deployment builds confidence for real release tasks.