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SonarQube: Make sure SonarQube server is running and accessible from Jenkins.
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Datadog: Replace with actual monitoring tool setup as needed.
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Docker Compose: Ensure docker-compose.yml and docker-compose.prod.yml (for production) are properly defined.
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Email Notification: Adjust the email configuration as per your requirements.
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This stage logs into Docker Hub using credentials stored in Jenkins (you need to set up Docker Hub credentials in Jenkins with ID docker-hub-credentials).
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The Docker image is then pushed to Docker Hub.
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Deploy to Test/Production:
These stages now include steps to pull the Docker image from Docker Hub before deploying using Docker Compose.
- In Jenkins, go to "Manage Jenkins" > "Manage Credentials" > "Global" > "Add Credentials".
- Choose "Username with password" and enter your Docker Hub username and password.
- Save it with the ID docker-hub-credentials.
- In Jenkins, go to "Manage Jenkins" > "Manage Credentials" > "Global" > "Add Credentials".
- Choose "SSH Username with private key" and enter the SSH key details.
- Save it with the ID ssh-credentials.
- Ensure that the test server has Docker and Docker Compose installed.
- Make sure the Jenkins user has SSH access to the test server.
To implement the Jenkins pipeline described, you'll need several plugins. Here's a list of the key plugins required and their purposes:
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Git Plugin:
- Purpose: Allows Jenkins to check out code from a Git repository.
- Plugin Name:
git
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Git Plugin"
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Docker Pipeline Plugin:
- Purpose: Provides Docker commands for Jenkins Pipeline.
- Plugin Name:
docker-workflow
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Docker Pipeline"
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Pipeline Plugin:
- Purpose: Enables the use of Pipeline scripts in Jenkins.
- Plugin Name:
workflow-aggregator
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Pipeline"
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SSH Agent Plugin:
- Purpose: Provides SSH credentials to Jenkins jobs.
- Plugin Name:
ssh-agent
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "SSH Agent"
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Credentials Binding Plugin:
- Purpose: Allows credentials to be bound to environment variables for use in Jenkins Pipelines.
- Plugin Name:
credentials-binding
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Credentials Binding"
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SonarQube Scanner Plugin:
- Purpose: Integrates SonarQube code quality analysis with Jenkins.
- Plugin Name:
sonar
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "SonarQube Scanner"
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Email Extension Plugin:
- Purpose: Provides advanced email notifications in Jenkins Pipelines.
- Plugin Name:
email-ext
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Email Extension"
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Pipeline Utility Steps Plugin:
- Purpose: Provides utility steps for Jenkins Pipelines.
- Plugin Name:
pipeline-utility-steps
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Pipeline Utility Steps"
Depending on your specific needs, you might also find these plugins useful:
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Pipeline: Stage View Plugin:
- Purpose: Provides a visualization of pipeline stages.
- Plugin Name:
pipeline-stage-view
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Pipeline: Stage View"
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Mailer Plugin:
- Purpose: Provides email notifications.
- Plugin Name:
mailer
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Mailer"
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Pipeline: GitHub Plugin:
- Purpose: Integrates GitHub with Jenkins Pipelines.
- Plugin Name:
pipeline-github
- Installation:
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
->Available
-> Search for "Pipeline: GitHub"
- Go to
Manage Jenkins
->Manage Plugins
. - Under the
Available
tab, search for each of the plugins listed above. - Select the plugins and click
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