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CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions and Docker to deploy a Spring Boot REST API

Project Objective:
To establish a CI/CD pipeline using GitHub Actions and Docker for the automated building, testing, and deployment of a
Spring Boot REST API, ensuring efficient, reliable, and continuous delivery of application updates.

Steps

Step 1: Set up the GitHub Repository

Create a new GitHub repository for your Spring Boot REST API project.

Step 2: Create a Docker file

Create a Docker file in the root directory of your project.

Step 3: Create GitHub Actions Workflow

Create a new file called .github/workflows/main.yml in the root directory of your project. This file will contain the
instructions for building, testing, and deploying your application.

Step 4: Push to GitHub Repository

Commit and push your changes to your GitHub repository. The GitHub Actions workflow should automatically trigger and
build your Docker image.

Step 5: Configure GitHub Secrets

To securely store your Docker Hub credentials, you'll need to create GitHub secrets. Go to your GitHub repository's
settings and click on the "Secrets" tab. Create two secrets:

DOCKER_HUB_USERNAME: Your Docker Hub username DOCKER_HUB_ACCESS_TOKEN: Your Docker Hub access
token

Project Deliverables
 A well-organized GitHub repository containing the Spring Boot REST API source code.
 A .github/workflows directory with a YAML configuration file for GitHub Actions to automate the CI/CD pipeline.
 A Dockerfile in the repository for containerizing the Spring Boot application.
 A docker-compose.yml file for local testing and multi-container applications if needed.
 GitHub Actions configured to automatically build the Spring Boot application when changes are pushed to the
repository.
 GitHub Actions workflow steps to run unit and integration tests using JUnit and other testing frameworks.
 A Docker image of the Spring Boot application built and pushed to a Docker registry.
 Automated deployment of the Docker container to the specified environment (e.g., staging, production) upon
successful builds and tests.
 Documentation detailing the CI/CD pipeline setup, including instructions for building, testing, and deploying the
application using GitHub Actions and Docker.

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