- Learn the ultimate CI/CD pipeline with Jenkins, Argo CD, image updater, SonarQube, and Maven
- The video explains real-time CI/CD project setup in detail using different tools.
- Use webhook for efficient Jenkins pipeline triggering
- Using a Jenkins file, Maven, and Docker agent to build and test Java applications in Jenkins
- Integration process using web hooks for Jenkins and Git
- Using Docker agents in Jenkins for lightweight installations
- Use git as a source of truth for application manifest and updating kubernetes cluster
- Argo image updater automates updating of Helm chart and deployment.yaml with new image tag
- Using Jenkins for CI and CD
- Continuous integration and continuous delivery is set up using Kubernetes and two controllers.
- Build a comprehensive CI/CD pipeline for your LinkedIn profile
Learn the ultimate CI/CD pipeline with Jenkins, Argo CD, image updater, SonarQube, and Maven
- Follow the step-by-step approach in the video and refer to the GitHub repository for detailed instructions
- Impress interviewers by demonstrating knowledge of current CI/CD tools
- Cover all the important tools and plugins required for a complete CI/CD project
real-time CI/CD project setup in detail using different tools.
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Tools like Jenkins, GitHub, and Argo CD are used.
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GitHub approach is used for continuous delivery.
- There are two git repositories for source code and Manifest.
- The Jenkins pipeline is used till a certain point.
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webhook for efficient Jenkins pipeline triggering
- Developers store Java code in Git repository
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Jenkins watches for commits and pull requests on the repository
- Webhook sends notifications from Git to trigger Jenkins pipeline
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Webhook configuration can be done in Jenkins and GitHub settings
Using a Jenkins file, Maven, and Docker agent to build and test Java applications in Jenkins
- Configure Jenkins system with Maven plugin or use Docker agent
- Perform unit tests and static code analysis
- Configure alerts or notifications for failed builds
Integration process using web hooks for Jenkins and Git
- Jenkins can continuously pull or use web hooks to integrate with Git
- Web hooks are more efficient as they only trigger Jenkins when a specific action is performed on Git
- Declarative Jenkins files are recommended for easy collaboration and writing
Using Docker agents in Jenkins for lightweight installations
- By using Docker agents, there is no need to install additional tools like Maven, Java, or testing frameworks
- The Continuous Integration process involves triggering Maven, Sonar Cube, and performing various tests using functional tools
- The final stage is creating a Docker image and pushing it to a container registry
- The Continuous Deployment (CD) is triggered once the updated image is pushed to the registry
Use git as a source of truth for application manifest and updating kubernetes cluster
- Using git as a source of truth ensures verification, auditing, and code review.
- New image versions in CI pipeline can be notified to Argo CD or gitops tool for updating helm charts or
pod.yaml.
- Argo image updater continuously monitors container registries and updates the git repository with new image versions.
Argo image updater automates updating of Helm chart and deployment.yaml with new image tag
- Argo image updater continuously monitors the container registry for new images
- Whenever a new image is found, Argo image updater updates the Helm chart and deployment.yaml with the new image tag
- A new commit is created in the git repository by Argo image updater
Using Jenkins for CI and CD
- Configured web hooks in Git to trigger Jenkins Pipelines
- Declarative Jenkins pipelines used for easy collaboration and multiple stages
- Stages include build, unit tests, static code analysis, application security verification
- Email and slack notifications sent in case of failure
- Docker image created and pushed to container registry
Continuous integration and continuous delivery is set up using Kubernetes and two controllers.
- The first controller, Argo Image Updater, continuously monitors the image registry and updates a git repository with new images.
- The second controller, Argo CD Seeding, takes the new image from the git repository and deploys it on the Kubernetes cluster.
Build a comprehensive CI/CD pipeline for your LinkedIn profile
- Understand and replicate the provided diagram
- Highlight each stage of the CI/CD process in your profile
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