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Jenkins Lab

1. The document discusses setting up various tasks in Jenkins including creating jobs, configuring build steps, security, logging, notifications, scheduling jobs on a timer or by polling source control, and creating a delivery pipeline. 2. Tasks include creating and configuring jobs to execute shell commands, write to files, set up users and security permissions, install plugins for logging and notifications, configure email notifications, and schedule jobs to run on a timer or when changes are detected in source control. 3. A delivery pipeline is proposed consisting of 6 stages: compile, code review, unit testing, metric checking, packaging, and deployment to move code through different stages from source control to deployment.

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Jenkins Lab

1. The document discusses setting up various tasks in Jenkins including creating jobs, configuring build steps, security, logging, notifications, scheduling jobs on a timer or by polling source control, and creating a delivery pipeline. 2. Tasks include creating and configuring jobs to execute shell commands, write to files, set up users and security permissions, install plugins for logging and notifications, configure email notifications, and schedule jobs to run on a timer or when changes are detected in source control. 3. A delivery pipeline is proposed consisting of 6 stages: compile, code review, unit testing, metric checking, packaging, and deployment to move code through different stages from source control to deployment.

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JENKINS_LAB

Download Jenkins for windows


https://jenkins.io/download/
##################################### Task 1 ####################################

1. Create new job or item


2. Enter an item name :Job1
3. Choose freestyle project
4. OK
5. configure the Job1
6. Choose Build section
7. Add build step
8. Execute shell or Execute windows batch command(on case of windows)
9. In command field type: echo "My first task in Jenkins"
10. Save
11. For executing the Job1, go to Job1 and click on "Build Now"
//Here Build the Job means executing the Job
12. Check the Out using Build History.
################ Task 2#################
1. Create Job2
2. Freestyle Project
3. OK
4. Configure
5. Build
6. Add build step
7. Execute shell
8. Command: date>> /tmp/date.txt
9. Save
10. Build Now
// check the date.txt in tmp
######### Task 3 ########

//Create User
1. Manage Jenkins
2. Manage Users
3. Create User (create some users)
################################### Task 4 ####################################
//security in Jenkins
1. Manage Jenkins
2. Configure Global Security
3. Authorization
4. Matrix-based Security or Project-based security
5. Add user if you required
6. Assign the previlages
7. Logout and log-in again with different user and explore.
######################################## Task 5 ##########################################
//for maintaining the log file
1. Manage Jenkins
2. Manage Plugins
3. Search Audit Trail plugin
4. Choose Audit Trail and install without restart
5. once it is installed go to Manage Jenkins
6. Configure Systems
7. Global properties->Audit trail
8. Add Logger->log file
9. Add Log Location: /tmp/jenkinsAudir.log
10. Log file sizeMB: 25
11. Log file count: 5
12. Save
// After executing any job you can check the log file /tmp/jenkinsAudit.log
############################################# Task 6 ###############################################
//Notifications
1. Manage Jenkins
2. Configure Systems
3. Extended E-mail Notifications
4. SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com
5. Advanced
6. Check Use SMTP Authentication
7. Username : [email protected]
8. Password : *******
9. Use SSl check
10.SMTP port: 465
11.Default recipient :[email protected]
12.Save
◦ #################### Task 7 ########################
◦ // Notification for a Job
◦ 1. Select a Job
◦ 2. Configure
◦ 3. Post-build Actions
◦ 4. Editable Email Notification
◦ 5. Project recipient list: [email protected]
◦ 6. Advanced
◦ 7. Trigger
◦ 8. Add a trigger(recipient list)
◦ 9. Save
//Scheduling the Jobs(Three ways)

a. Timer
b. Poll SCM
c. Pipeline
################################ Task 8 ################################
//Timer
1. Choose any Job
2. Configure
3. Build Trigger
4. Build periodically
// little bit Learn about, what is cron job?
5. Type in schedule: */2 * * * *
// every two minutes it will execute the job
6. Save
7. Check the build history, in output console check that the job is started by
timer, not by the user.
cron
The software utility cron is a time-based job scheduler in Unix-like computer operating
systems. Users that set up and maintain software environments use cron to schedule jobs
(commands or shell scripts) to run periodically at fixed times, dates, or intervals. It
typically automates system maintenance or administration—though its general-purpose
nature makes it useful for things like downloading files from the Internet and downloading
email at regular intervals.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron
##################################### Task 9 #########################################
//Poll SCM, pull the code from github and compile every two minutes or any changes occur then only it will compile.
1. Create new Job (job_pollSCM_Demo)
2. Freestyle project
3. OK
4. configure
5. Source code management
6. git
7. Repositories
8. Repository URL: copy and paste Git Repository URL
// any commits happens, then only it will build
9. Save
10.Configure
11. Build Trigger
12. check Poll SCM
13. Schedule: */2****
14. Save
//perform some commit on Github and check the reflection on jenkins
//check the workspace at /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/
cd /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/
################################## Task 10 #####################################
Delivery Pipeline for the project
#########################################################################
01(Compile)->02(Code Review)->03(Unit Test Code)->04(Metric Check)->05 (Package Check)->06(Deploy)
#########################################################################

01=>Compile: Compiles the code pulled from github repository.


02=>Code Review: Review the compiled code to check whether the code meets the organization's
standard
03=> Unit Test Code: Perform unit test case using
Junit Plugin
04=> Metric Check: Calculate the percentage of code
accessed by testing using Cobertura Plugin
05=>Package Check: Prepare a packaged code that
can be deployed on any machine.
06=>Deploy: Specify the path to deploy the application.

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