Day-3: Complete Jenkins CI/CD Project

Did you finish Day 2?

Day 2 focused on Jenkins CI/CD, ensuring you understood the basics. Today, you'll take it a step further by completing a full project from start to finish, which you can proudly add to your resume.
As you've already worked with Docker and Docker Compose, you'll be integrating these tools into a live project.

Task 1 & Task2

project guidelines

Fork this repository for todo-cicd app & set up a connection between your Jenkins job and your GitHub repository through GitHub Integration (GitHub WebHooks).
Learn about GitHub Webhooks and ensure you have the CI/CD setup configured.
In the "Execute Shell" section of your Jenkins job, run the application using Docker Compose.

Create a Docker Compose file for this project (a valuable open-source contribution).

node-todo-cicd Project

Edit inbound rules of Agent server to add node-todo-app port

Follow the path mentioned below for the same.

EC2 \> Securit y Groups > sg-00585ab3cb6b573e3 - l a un ch-wizard -1 > Edit inbound ru les

add 8000

Edit inbound rules of Master server to add Jenkins port

Follow the path mentioned below for the same.

EC2 \> Securit y Groups > sg-00585ab3cb6b573e3 - l a un ch-wizard -1 > Edit inbound ru les

add 8080

now to access Jenkins open a new tab > master_server_public_ip:8080

Jenkins URL: http://52.8 9.79.80:8080/ (Here 52 .89 .7 9 .80 is public I P o f your instance)

Now, go to the Jenkins Dashboard and click on New Item.
Name: todo-CICD
select Pipeline > OK

Description:

GitHub Project > Project URL: Paste the HTTPS code of your forked directory into the GitHub Project URL field.

Advance > Display Name: node-todo-app CICD

Pipeline > Definition > Pipeline script

Script

pipeline {

    agent{
        node{
            label "dev"
        }
    }

    stages{
        stage("clone code"){
            steps{
                git url: "https://github.com/Anju9358/node-todo-cicd.git", branch: "master"
                echo "code clone is done"
            }
        }
        stage("Build & Test"){
            steps{
                sh "docker build -t todo-app:latest ."
                echo "Build process is done through docker"
            }
        }
        stage("Deploy"){
            steps{
                sh "docker compose up -d"
                echo "Deploymet is done"
            }
        }
    }
}

SAVE

Build Now

Go to the last build history to check the console output and pipeline overview.

Build is successful.

Jenkins node-todo-app is ready :)

open a new tab > public_ip:8000

Jenkins to-do app is functioning correctly.

Webhooks Steup on GitHub

Setting up a connection between Jenkins and GitHub involves configuring GitHub Integration so that Jenkins can interact with your GitHub repositories. This setup typically includes integrating webhooks for automated build triggers and using credentials to access your repository.

Follow the path below to set up Webhooks on your GitHub.

GitHub Account > node-todo-cicd > settings > Code and automation > Webhook >add Webhook