- create ec2 intsnace, select linux2 OS, intance type: t2.medium and get userdata from link below.
- open port 8081 on secuirty group
- https://github.com/awanmbandi/maven-nexus-project-eagles-batch/blob/maven-nexus-install/nexus-install.sh
- access nexus on browser with PUBLIC_IP:8081
- click on sign in on top right corner
- username is "admin" :
- ssh into nexus server and navigate to path from step above to get password: cat /opt/nexus/sonatype-work/nexus3/admin.password
- copy default password and paste in password section on nexus and sign in
- when prompted to customise new password, use: "admin",
- Click on disable anonymous access and then Finish.
- Create a linux2 instance (ensure to not select the 2023 linux ami) with t2.micro type.
- ssh into the instance and follow the link below for installation setup.
- install tree with command: sudo yum install tree -y
- https://github.com/awanmbandi/maven-nexus-project-eagles-batch/blob/maven-nexus-install/maven-install.md
- clone the source code from repository where it is stored.
- cd into the cloned folder
- cd in the javawebapp folder where the source code for the app is found prior to start running maven commands.
- Run the following
maven
/mvn
commands to validate/package/deploy your app artifacts remotelymvn validate
(validate the project is correct and all necessary information is available.)mvn compile
(compile the source code of the project and craetes a target directory)mvn test
(run tests using a suitable unit testing framework. These tests should not require the code be packaged or deployed.)mvn package
(take the compiled code and package it in its distributable format, such as a WAR/JAR/EAR.)mvn verify
(run any checks to verify the package is valid and meets quality criteria.)mvn install
(install the package into the local repository, for use as a dependency in other projects locally.)
- Launch ec2-instance with OS: ubuntu 20.04, type:t2.medium
- Security group should allow port 9000 for inbound traffic
- https://github.com/awanmbandi/eagles-batch-devops-projects/blob/maven-nexus-sonarqube-jenkins-install/sonarqube-install.sh
- Access sonarqube on port PUBLIC_IP:9000
- click login and user username:admin and password:admin
- create new project and provide any random name. Then click setup
- Proivde name for token and generate token, select Java and then Maven.
- Copy generated command and save ina secure location.
- Navigate back to maven server and paste the command copied in previous step in the directory with pom.xml file
Series of tutorial code snippets for use #Maven publish tutorial steps Publishing artifact to Nexus snapshot and release repo using maven.
- Create a snapshot repo using nexus, or use default coming in out of the box. DEFAULT
- Create a release repo using nexus, or use default coming out of the box. DEFAULT
- Create a group repo having both release, snapshot and other third party repos. or use default coming out of the box.
- Navigate to vsCode and in the settings.cml file,
- check to ensure your username and paswword for nexus is admin:admin on line 32 & 33.
- update nexus repository urls with the current IP of nexus server on line 63 and 74 of settings.xml
- update url for sonarqube on line 86 in the settings.xml file.
- update nexus url in pom.xml file on line 57 and 61
- commit changes and push to repo
- pull chamges from within maven server
- copy settings.xml from within maven server into .m2 directory
- mv settings.xml ~/.m2
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Run the following
maven
/mvn
command to deploy jar package to a remote repo.mvn deploy
(done in an integration or release environment, copies the final package to the remote/SNAPSHOT repository for sharing with other developers and projects.)
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Change the version from 1.0-Snapshot to 1.1
-
Run
mvn deploy
to deploy to Snapshot Repo ormvn clean deploy -P release
, to deploy it to Release Repo
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mvn clean sonar:sonar deploy
-Dsonar.projectKey=test-project
-Dsonar.host.url=http://3.145.133.93:9000
-Dsonar.login=e53fbdbc2cb430e2005819e9c403aab4a192e10d