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MR-Jenk
Objectives
Within this module, you will set up a Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) pipeline using Jenkins. This pipeline will automatically build, test, and deploy your e-commerce microservices project.
Instructions
1. Setting Up Jenkins
- Download, install, and configure Jenkins.
- Hint: Use Jenkins official documentation or Docker to set up Jenkins.
- Set up build agents if necessary.
2. Create a CI/CD Pipeline for Your E-commerce Platform
- Create a Jenkins Job that fetches the source code from your Git repository (e.g., GitHub).
- Set up build triggers to initiate a build whenever there's a new commit.
3. Automated Testing
- Integrate automated tests within your pipeline.
- Hint: Use JUnit for backend testing and Jasmine/Karma for Angular frontend testing.
- Ensure that the pipeline fails when a test fails.
4. Deployment
- Automatically deploy your application to a server or platform of your choice after successful builds. Consider platforms like AWS, Heroku, or a local server.
- Implement a rollback strategy in case a deployment fails.
5. Notifications
- Set up email or Slack notifications to inform team members of build status, whether it's a success or a failure.
Bonus
- Parameterized Builds: Allow certain parameters to be customizable for each build run. For example, choose different deployment environments.
- Distributed Builds: Use multiple build agents to carry out builds in parallel or to build for different platforms or environments.
Testing
Your CI/CD setup will be assessed on:
- Successful and automated fetching of the latest code changes.
- Effective implementation of automated tests and correct response to their outcomes.
- Proper deployment strategies, ensuring new versions are smoothly transitioned into live environments.
- The immediacy and accuracy of build and deployment notifications.
- (Bonus) The correct and innovative use of parameterized and distributed builds.
Resources
Jenkins Official Documentation JUnit Documentation Jasmine/Karma Testing for Angular