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Create CI Pipeline Using Jenkins

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EX NO:04

DATE: CREATE CI PIPELINE USING JENKINS

Aim:
Implement a CI pipeline with Jenkins to automate the build and test processes for a sample Java project.

Procedure:
Step 1: Install Required Jenkins Plugins: Install the necessary plugins in Jenkins, such as Git, Maven.

Step 2: Configure Jenkins Credentials: Set up credentials in Jenkins for accessing your version control
system .

Step 3: Create a New Jenkins Job: Open Jenkins and create a new freestyle project or a pipeline job.

Step 4: Configure Source Code Management: Choose the version control system (e.g., Git).

Step 5: Provide the repository URL and credentials.

Step 6: Set Build Triggers: Configure triggers to initiate the build process automatically when changes
are detected in the repository.

Step 7: Configure Build Steps: Define build steps based on your project requirements.

Step 8: Specify the Maven goals, such as clean install.

~mvn clean install

Step 9: Save and Run the Pipeline: Save the Jenkins job configuration.

Step 10: Manually trigger the job to ensure that it runs successfully.

Step 11: Integrate Testing: Integrate testing steps into the pipeline. For example, add additional Maven
goals for running unit tests.

~mvn clean test

Step 12: Customize and Expand: Customize the pipeline according to your project's specific needs.

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Screenshot:

1. Create a New Jenkins Job:


• Open Jenkins and click on "New Item."
• Enter a name for the job and select the type (pipeline).

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2. Set Build Triggers:
• Scroll down to the "Build Triggers" section.
• Select the option to trigger the build when changes are pushed to the repository.

3. Configure Pipeline Script:


• In the Pipeline Script add Pipeline Script to get executed.

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4. Save and Run the Pipeline:
• Save the job configuration.
• Manually trigger the job and verify that the build process runs successfully.

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Output:
Result:
The above procedure is executed and the output is verified successfully.

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