How to Configure webhooks in GitHub | How to trigger Jenkins jobs instantly? - GitHub Webhooks Example

Webhooks allows developers to triggers jobs in CI server (such as Jenkins) for every code changes.

Pre-Requistes:

Make sure you install GitHub integration plug-in in Jenkins

1. Go to Jenkins, Create a job. If you already have a existing job, click on configure. Go to build triggers section and choose the below option - GitHub hook trigger for GitScm pooling.

2. Now go to GitHub, choose your repository. Click on settings, Webhooks.

3. Click on Add web hook.

4. Go Jenkins, copy the URL from the browser--> http://jenkins_public_dns_name:8080

5. Now enter Jenkins URL, select just push event, click on active. Click on Add webhook

6. Now go and make some code changes in your repo in GitHub

7. If you look in Jenkins, you will see job is getting triggered immediately.

You can watch these steps as video on my YouTube channel as well:

How to implement CICD using Jenkins | Create Freestyle job in Jenkins | How to create build job in Jenkins to automate build and deployment of Java WAR file into Tomcat

Jenkins is popular open source Continuous integration tool. It was written entirely in Java. Jenkins is a self-contained automation server used for automating builds, tests and deployment.

See below the steps for configuring Jenkins to automate the build and deployment for the Java project we already set up in GitHub.

pre-requisites:

• Java Project is setup in GitHub or your SCM
• Jenkins is up and running
• Tomcat is up and running
• Make sure you configure maven installation under Jenkins-->manage Jenkins-> Tools . under maven installation. enter Maven3 as name and check install automatically option, no need to enter path of Maven home.
  

• Also install deploy to container,  Jacoco plugins under Jenkins --> Manage Jenkins --> Manage plug-ins

Click on Available, type Deploy to container, select it. enter Jacoco, select it. Click on Install without restart.

Deploy to container

JaCoCo

Click on without restart.

steps to automate MyWebApp project in Jenkins:

1. Login to Jenkins. Click on New item.

2. Enter an item name --> select Free style project.
enter name as myFirstAutomateJob. click OK.

3. under source code mgmt, click git. enter Bitbucket URL or GitHub URL
Click on your repo, Copy the url from the browser. Paste the url as Repository URL below.

under credentials --> click Add- > select Jenkins -->  enter your GitHub username and Personal Access Token as password. DO NOT use Git Hub password as it is removed from August 13, 2021. Click to here to learn how to generate Personal Access Token. Add description as my SCM credentials.

Enter main as branch specifier or which ever branch you want to check out.

4. select that from drop down.

5. under build trigger click on poll scm, enter this value to check

for every 2 mins --> H/02 * * * *

6. Build --> Add build step --> invoke top level maven targets -->

select Maven3 from drop down and goal as clean install

7. Click on advanced, enter the path of POM file as --> MyWebApp/pom.xml

8. click on Add post build action, select Record Jacoco Code coverage report

  

9. click on Add post build action, select deploy war/ear to container.

 

      for WAR/EAR files enter as 
          **/*.war

in WAR/EAR files, leave context path empty

   10. click on Add container , select Tomcat 9.x

   11. click on add credentials, enter tomcat as user name and password as password.

      select it from drop down.

 

13. tomcat url should be --> http://your_public_dns_name:8080

click Apply, click Save

click on build now..It should build.

if there is any error, please check the console output. Most of the common error would be checking the path of Maven installation, valid credentials for GitHub or Tomcat. Also make sure you install the plug-ins.

After successful deployment, please make sure you check the output in Tomcat by going to browser and enter below URL

http://please_change_per_public_dns_name_of_EC2:8080/MyWebApp

You should see Hello World!!!

This is how you automate the builds and deployments using Jenkins. Please watch the steps in YouTube channel:

How to setup Jenkins on Redhat Enterprise Linux? Jenkins installation on RedHat Linux - Install Jenkins on RedHat Linux

Here are the steps for installing Jenkins on RedHat Enterprise Linux.

You need to setup Java first.

Make sure you have installed wget.

sudo yum install wget -y

Java Installation

Download Java from Oracle site.

sudo wget --no-check-certificate --no-cookies --header 'Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie' 'http://download.oracle.com/otn-pub/java/jdk/8u141-b15/336fa29ff2bb4ef291e347e091f7f4a7/jdk-8u141-linux-x64.rpm'


Install from RPM
sudo  rpm -i jdk-8u141-linux-x64.rpm

Add Jenkins repository to yum repository

sudo wget -O /etc/yum.repos.d/jenkins.repo http://pkg.jenkins-ci.org/redhat/jenkins.repo
sudo rpm --import https://jenkins-ci.org/redhat/jenkins-ci.org.key

Install Jenkins
sudo yum install jenkins -y

Start Jenkins
sudo service jenkins start
sudo service jenkins status

You should see below message. that confirms that Jenkins is up and running.
 jenkins.service - LSB: Jenkins Automation Server
   Loaded: loaded (/etc/rc.d/init.d/jenkins; bad; vendor preset: disabled)
   Active: active (running) since Fri 2018-06-08 19:41:28 UTC; 4min 34s ago
     Docs: man:systemd-sysv-generator(8)
  Process: 15404 ExecStart=/etc/rc.d/init.d/jenkins start (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)
   CGroup: /system.slice/jenkins.service

Get Jenkins Admin Password
sudo cat /var/lib/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword

Copy the output of the above command.
Now go to browser and access the Jenkins page.

http://your_server_name:8080

Your page will look something like this. Now paste the password into the below Administrator password text box.

Press Continue..Click on install suggested plug-ins..

That's it Jenkins is successfully installed..

How to integrate SonarQube and Jenkins - Jenkins SonarQube integration

Here below are the steps for integrating SonarQube with Jenkins:

Pre-requisites: Make sure SonarQube is up and running and do the below steps:

Make sure Sonarqube plug-in installed in Jenkins

1. You need to login to SonarQube using admin/admin and click on administration, security, users, click on Tokens, under generate token. Give some value for token name and click on generate. Copy the token.

2. After installing SonarQube successfully, login to Jenkins. Manage Jenkins --> Configure System --> SonarQube installation

Enter name, URL as http://localhost:9000, paste the token you copied from step #1
3. Click on Enable injection of Sonarqube server configuration.
4. Save.
5. Click on your existing free style job, click on configure. click on prepare Sonarqube scanner  environment.

6. enter maven goal as clean install sonar:sonar

7. click on save and build the job.

You will see that Jenkins will integrate with Sonarqube which does code analysis of your project.
Login to SonarQube, click on Projects to see the project dash board.

terraform create s3 bucket example - How to create S3 bucket using Terraform

Terraform is an infrastructure orchestration tool for creating web services in AWS automatically. You can use Terraform for provisioning S3 bucket in AWS.

sudo vi create_s3.tf

resource "aws_s3_bucket" "mybucket" {
  bucket = "my-tf-test-bucket"
  acl    = "public-read"
  website {
    index_document = "hello.html"
   routing_rules = <<EOF
[{
    "Condition": {
        "KeyPrefixEquals": "docs/"
    },
    "Redirect": {
        "ReplaceKeyPrefixWith": "documents/"
    }
}]
EOF
  }

  tags= {
    Name        = "My bucket"
    Environment = "Dev"
  }
}

Once you create the above file, execute terraform plan and then terraform apply to create S3 bucket in AWS.

Terraform destroy single resource or all resources | How to destroy a specific resource using Terraform in AWS cloud

If you would like to destroy all the resources you had created using Terraform, all you have to do is perform the below command:

 

terraform destroy

and type yes to confirm to delete all the resources.

The above command will destroy all the resources.

 

But let's say you would like to destroy only a specific resource you have created using Terraform. You can do it by passing an argument in terraform destroy command. For e.g., if you would like to delete an EC2 instance, you can mention like below:

Destroy specific resource:

First get all the resources created by Terraform:

terraform state list

f you would like to delete the EC2 instance,

terraform destroy -target aws_instance.myInstanceName

if you would like to delete a security group, you can mention like below:
terraform destroy -target aws_security_group.security_group_name

 

Please watch in my YouTube channel on how to do the above steps: