Hi Teja, Jenkins is more a CI/CD tool for triggering build/test and other CD tasks, from what you're describing you may be able to get along with #Jenkins and add lot's of plugins and create pipelines. But, eventually you're going to need to know #Groovy language to orchestrate all those tasks which is going to be similar to what you do with #Airflow, So, IMHO , Airflow is more for production scheduled tasks and Jenkins is more for CI/CD non-production tasks.