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Complete DevOps CI/CD project with Documented Walkthrough

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code-quality declarative docker jenkinsfile pipeline sonarqube sonarqube-analysis sonarqube-scanner code-security nexus-repository private-docker cicd

demo-counter-app's Introduction

DevOps Project

Maven Project Jenkins SonarQube Nexus

In this project, we will be playing with Github, Jenkins,Sonarqube and Nexus.
We will create Jenkins, Sonarqube and Nexus from Docker Container.
Since we will require docker inside Jenkins. But the official jenkins image do not include docker inside the image. So we will create our own new Jenkins image.
The jenkins image used in this project can be pull from dockerhub. Visit the link.

Github:

In this project, Git is used as VCS(Version Control System).
Github is used to store Source Code.

Jenkins:

Jenkins is used for CI/CD(Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment).
We will be using Declarative pipeline for this job.

Declarative Pipeline:

This pipeline will contain multiple stages where task will be describe.
Jenkins automatically fetched the Github Repo, so we do not need to include that in any stage.
Multiple stages included in this job are:
- Stage 1:
  - Since this is maven based application, we will run the mvn test command.
- Stage 2:
  - Skip the Unit Test.
- Stage 3:
  - Clean the prebuild package and install create a new package.
- Stage 4:
  - Create a Project in Sonarqube. Remember it requires a Sonarqube Credentials.
- Stage 5:
  - Get quality status report back from Sonarqube.
  - For this, we must create jenkins webhook in sonarqube.
- Stage 6:
  - Upload the artifact to the Nexus Repository.
  - It reqiures Nexus Credentials to upload the artifact.
- Stage 7:
  - It builds a docker image of the application with the Job_Name and Build_ID.
  - Remember, Docker must be installed inside Jenkins.
- Stage 8:
  - It tagged the image with registry.
- Stage 9:
  - It pushes the image to the Nexus Private Registry.
  - It reqires Nexus credentials for that.
- Stage 10:
  - It removes old image to clean the space from the jenkins container.
- Stage 11:
  - Deploy the application from the docker image.

Sonarqube:

Sonarqube is used for Code Analysis.

Nexus:

Nexus is used for private repository.

Note:

If you want to recreate this tutorial, follow the documentation from Wiki page.

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