docker-jenkins-pipeline

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= Docker + Java + Jenkins Pipeline

== Manual Steps

. Start database: docker run -d --name db -p 8091-8093:8091-8093 -p 11210:11210 arungupta/oreilly-couchbase:latest . Run app .. Using Maven ... Build app: mvn -f webapp/pom.xml clean package ... Run app: mvn -f webapp/pom.xml exec:java -DskipTests ... Run test: mvn -f webapp/pom.xml test .. Using Docker ... Build app: docker-compose build app ... Run app: +

docker-compose run -e DB_URI=`docker inspect --format='{{range .NetworkSettings.Networks}}{{.IPAddress}}{{end}}' db` app

... Run test: mvn test

== Jenkins

=== Configure

. Download Jenkins, this was tested with 2.21[http://mirrors.jenkins-ci.org/war/2.21/jenkins.war]. . Start Jenkins: JENKINS_HOME=~/.jenkins java -jar ~/Downloads/jenkins-2.21.war --httpPort=9090 . Create First Admin User, Save and Finish. . Install suggested plugins . Manage Jenkins, Global Tool Configuration, configure Maven, use name Maven3 (this name is used in Jenkinsfile) . Manage Jenkins, Manage Plugins, Available, install CloudBees Docker Pipeline plugin, Install without restart, select Restart Jenkins

=== Create Project

. Create a new project of the type Pipeline . Configure git repo . Build Now

== Bintray Configuration

This setup is required if you want to push to bintray repository instead.

=== Setup Bintray repository

. Create Bintray account . Find the following credentials from Profile. These will be used in Jenkins credentials later. .. Username .. API key

=== Configure Bintray in Jenkins

. Add your credentials using Username and Password, use username and API key from Bintray. Use the name bintray, this is used in Jenkinsfile. . Add Maven installation directory, call it Maven3. This name is used in Jenkinsfile. . Create a new project, use Pipeline Script from SCM . Build the project pushes a Docker image to bintray repo