CI/CD Pipeline using Git, Jenkins, Maven, and Tomcat

Step 1:-

•Setup a Linux EC2 Instance •Install Java •Install Jenkins •Start Jenkins •Access Web UI on port 8080

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01. Setup a Linux EC2 Instance

02. Install JAVA , Jenkins and then start Jenkins

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03. Start Jenkins And Access Web UI on port 8080

Step 2: Build Code

•Setup Maven on Jenkins Server •Setup Environment Variables •JAVA_HOME, M2, M2_HOME •Install Maven Plugin •Configure Maven and Java

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01. Setup Maven on Jenkins Server

02. Setup Environment Variables

03. JAVA_HOME, M2, M2_HOME

04.Install Maven Plugin

05. Configure Maven and Java

06. Build

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step 3: Integrate GitHub with Jenkins

•Install Git on Jenkins Instance •Install GitHub Plugin on Jenkins GUI •Configure Git on Jenkins GUI

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01. Install Git on Jenkins Instance

02. Install GitHub Plugin on Jenkins GUI

03. Configure Git on Jenkins GUI

step 4: Deploy Artifacts on a Tomcat Server

•Setup a Linux EC2 Instance •Install Java •Download and configure Tomcat •Start Tomcat Server •Access Web UI on port 8080

01. Setup a Linux EC2 Instance

02. Install Java

03. Download and configure Tomcat

04. Start Tomcat Server and Access Web UI on port 8080

Step 5: Integrate Tomcat with Jenkins

Install “Deploy to container”

Configure tomcat server with Credentials

Final

✔ Please check out my GitHub for more information and the code related to this project!

▶ GitHub Link
🔗Romeshdg/Simple-DevOps-Project (github.com)

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