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CL - CD Pipeline Implementation Using Jenkins

This document outlines the implementation of a CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins, Kubernetes, SonarQube, Docker, and Maven. It details the steps required to set up the pipeline, including creating a GitHub repository, configuring a Jenkins server, and deploying the application to a Kubernetes environment. The process involves code compilation, static analysis, image building, and automation of the deployment process.

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CL - CD Pipeline Implementation Using Jenkins

This document outlines the implementation of a CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins, Kubernetes, SonarQube, Docker, and Maven. It details the steps required to set up the pipeline, including creating a GitHub repository, configuring a Jenkins server, and deploying the application to a Kubernetes environment. The process involves code compilation, static analysis, image building, and automation of the deployment process.

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CI/CD Pipeline Implementation using Jenkins with Kubernetes, SonarQube, Docker, Maven

Initially, we will checkout the code in GitHub and then we will compile the code using Maven. Then we
use SonarQube for static code analysis, then we build the code using Maven, then we will use Docker
to build the image, once the image is built, we will push it into the Docker hub. From the Docker hub,
we will be deploying it on the Kubernetes environment.
We will see all the plugins installation of all the tools and how the application runs. We will follow these
steps:
STEPS:

• Step 1: Create a GitHub repository and upload the project files to it


• Step 2: Create EC2 instance that will serve as Jenkins Server
• Step 3: Add Port 8080 in the inbound rule of the Instance for Jenkins
• Step 4: Connect to the Jenkins server
• Step 5: Install Java JDK 17
• Step 6: Install Jenkins
• Step 7: Access Jenkins GUI on browser
• Step 8: Create and Configure Pipeline on Jenkins
• Step 9: Install Pipeline Stage View plugin
• Step 10: Install and configure Maven with Jenkins
• Step 11: Install and Configure SonarQube with Jenkins
• Step 12: Configure Maven for Code Build
• Step 13: Install Docker and Build Docker Image
• Step 14: Push the Image to Docker Hub
• Step 15: Deploy Image to Kubernetes
• Step 16: Automating the process

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Step 1: Create a GitHub repository and upload the project files to it
Now, we have to create a repository on GitHub and upload our project files from our laptop to the
GitHub repository.

We will start by creating the repository. Click on “+”

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Select “New Repository”. Enter the name of the repository, we will call it “jenkins-pipeline”

Click on “Create Repository”

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