- Install the Docker Toolbox https://www.docker.com/docker-toolbox
- Java 8 SDK
create a ciinabox docker machine
$ docker-machine create -d virtualbox --virtualbox-memory=2048 --virtualbox-cpu-count=2 ciinaboxconfigure docker to use the ciinabox machine
$ eval "$(/usr/local/bin/docker-machine env ciinabox)"Run ciinabox Jenkins test
$ docker-compose up -d
Creating ciinaboxjenkins_jenkins-docker-slave_1
Creating ciinaboxjenkins_jenkins_1Create a symlink to your ciinaboxes directory for example
$ ln -s ciinaboxes.example ciinaboxesEnsure the example ciinabox jenkins url matches you
$ docker-machine ip ciinabox
192.168.99.100
$ cat ciinaboxes/example/jenkins/jobs.yml#ciinabox jenkins config
jenkins_url: http://192.168.99.100:8080/
....From the ciinabox-jenkins directory run.
$ ./gradlew jenkins -Dciinabox=example -Dusername=ciinabox -Dpassword=ciinabox
:compileJava UP-TO-DATE
:compileGroovy UP-TO-DATE
:processResources UP-TO-DATE
:classes UP-TO-DATE
:jenkins
processing job: Example-Pull-Request
Processing provided DSL script
example - created
example/Example-Pull-Request - created
processing job: Example-Branch-With-Artifact-Archive
Processing provided DSL script
example - updated
example/Example-Branch-With-Artifact-Archive - created
processing job: Example-Branch-With-Copy-Artifact-No-SCM
Processing provided DSL script
example - updated
example/Example-Branch-With-Copy-Artifact-No-SCM - created
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 53.205 secs
This build could be faster, please consider using the Gradle Daemon: http://gradle.org/docs/2.4/userguide/gradle_daemon.htmlopen http://192.168.99.100:8080/ in a browser and confirm the example job have been loaded correctly
By default all jobs are published.
If you want to specify single job, or multiple jobs matching pattern, use -Djob=$jobname
E.g. -Djob=Deploy-* will provision all with name starting with Deploy-
If you want to specify single job file, use -Djobfile=$jobfile[.yml]
If you want ciinabox-jenkins utility to skip some of the jobs you may have manually updated on remote Jenkins server (but haven't updated DSL), you can mark this job as "dirty" by setting any of following scripts as job description
- DONT UPDATE WITH CIINABOX
- DON'T UPDATE WITH CIINABOX
- DO NOT UPDATE WITH CIINABOX
- SKIP CIINABOX UPDATE
- CIINABOX SKIP
- CIINABOX SKIP UPDATE
Dirty check is performed in case-insensitive style meaning that e.g. 'ciinabox skip' will mark job as dirty just as good as 'CIINABOX SKIP'
However, if you want to override this behaviour of ciinabox-jenkins utility, you may do so
by passing system property -DoverrideDirtyJobs=true to gradle task
example 1 - With dirty job skipped
$ ./gradlew jenkins -Dusername=ciinabox -Dciinabox=example -Dciinaboxes=ciinaboxes.example -Durl=http://localhost:8080 -Djob=MultipleBitbucketSCMJob -Dpassword=ciinabox
:compileJava UP-TO-DATE
:compileGroovy UP-TO-DATE
:processResources UP-TO-DATE
:classes UP-TO-DATE
:jenkins
Loading jobs from file: /Users/username/ciinabox-jenkins/ciinaboxes.example/example/jenkins/dsl-reference-jobs.yml
using jenkins url: http://localhost:8080/
Validating plugin slack version 2.2 against constraint >= 2.2 ...
[SUCCESS]
Validating plugin ghprb version 1.37.0 against constraint >= 1.33.2 ...
[SUCCESS]
using jenkins url: http://localhost:8080/
processing job: dsl-doc/MultipleBitbucketSCMJob
Processing provided DSL script
dsl-doc - updated
dsl-doc/MultipleBitbucketSCMJob - skipped due dirty marker don't update with ciinabox (as job description)
CIINABOX HINT: use -DoverrideDirtyJobs=true property to override job dsl-doc/MultipleBitbucketSCMJob
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 7.347 secs
example 2 - With dirty job overwritten
$ ./gradlew jenkins -Dusername=ciinabox -Dciinabox=example -Dciinaboxes=ciinaboxes.example -Durl=http://localhost:8080 -Djob=MultipleBitbucketSCMJob -Dpassword=ciinabox -DoverrideDirtyJobs=true
:compileJava UP-TO-DATE
:compileGroovy UP-TO-DATE
:processResources UP-TO-DATE
:classes UP-TO-DATE
:jenkins
Loading jobs from file: /Users/username/ciinabox-jenkins/ciinaboxes.example/example/jenkins/dsl-reference-jobs.yml
using jenkins url: http://localhost:8080/
Validating plugin slack version 2.2 against constraint >= 2.2 ...
[SUCCESS]
Validating plugin ghprb version 1.37.0 against constraint >= 1.33.2 ...
[SUCCESS]
using jenkins url: http://localhost:8080/
processing job: dsl-doc/MultipleBitbucketSCMJob
Processing provided DSL script
dsl-doc - updated
dsl-doc/MultipleBitbucketSCMJob - updated
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 7.742 secs
Any features of these CLI depending on Jenkins plugin, or plugin version
should be defined in src/main/resources/plugin_limits.yml
./gradlew jenkins task will fail by default if constraints are not
satisfied. To ignore failed cnstraint checks
use -Dignore-version-constraints=true option when running gradle task
./gradlew jobsScriptCompare task will download all scripts specified
as execute script step on configured jenkins jobs. Report on script diff is printed to standard output.
jobsScriptCompare task accepts same switches as jenkins task
-Dusername=jenkinsuser
-Djob=jobToPublishOrCompare
-Djobfile=jobFileToPublishOrCompare
-Durl=http://override.jenkins.url
-Dignore-version-constraints=true
output example:
processing job: Backup-EBS-Production
Processing provided DSL script
Script #0 identical on remote and local dsl
Script #1 identical on remote and local dsl
processing job: Backup-RDS-Production
Processing provided DSL script
Difference in script #0 in DSL and on remote.
------
Local L# 36:|
# TODO: check whatever we are in backup window for DB instance. If so, automated backup to copy from may not be available and user should be notified
Remote L# 36:|
------
Ciinabox Jenkins jobs are defined in yaml files. To specify yaml being used, use -Djobfile=<filename> switch. By default all jobs matching following path are used:
$CIINABOXES/$CIINABOX/jenkins/*.jobs.yml
Alternatively you can specify single job from yaml file using
``-Djob=$jobnameswitch. All examples from this reference file can be found inciinaboxes.example/example/jenkins/dsl-reference-jobs.yml` file.
Only property required to define job is name property. E.G:
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
jobs:
- name: MyJobName
- name: MyJobName2
folder: MyFolder
Configuration above will create two jobs, respectively named MyJobName and MyJobName2 within 'MyFolder'
If you want to add description to job, you can do so via 'description' property. If not, job name is used as job description.
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
jobs:
- name: MyJobWithDescription
folder: MyFolder
description: My Job Description
To specify build parameters use parameters property. Parameters element is map of parameter definitions. Map key is used as parameter name, upper cased,
while for map values there are two options
- Default value. If true or false are specified, parameter shall be provisioned as boolean parameter, presented as checkbox on Jenkins UI
- List of values.
- Map defining parameter.
default,options,descriptionare available keys for the map. If dropdown select is desired as parameter input,optionskey should be used, providing list of available options.defaultdefines default value, whiledescriptionwill give pretty info on parameter role and usage to Jenkins end user
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
jobs:
- name: MyJobWithParameters
folder: dsl-doc
parameters:
param1: value1 # default value is 'value1'
param2: '' # no default value
deployment: true # Boolean parameters have true / false value
deploymentEnvironment: # Choice parameter
- dev
- stage
- prod
- name: MyJobWithParametersDefinedAsMap
folder: dsl-doc
parameters: # Define parameters as map of maps
param1: # Parameter name will be uppercased
default: true # Default value
description: 'Deploy artifact?' # Parameter description
param2:
description: 'If no default value provided, empty string shall be used'
choice_param:
options: # Define options for choice parameter
- option1
- option2
- option3
description: 'Use dropdown form to select value for CHOICE_PARAM'
To restrict on which node specific job can be executed, use labels job property
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
jobs:
- name: MyLabeledJob
labels:
- MavenBuild
You can define rotation of job data, either by giving number of days to keep builds (artifacts) or number of builds (artifacts) to keep
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
jobs:
- name: JobWith10BuildsKept
folder: RotationExample
discardBuilds:
buildsToKeep: 10 # Store latest 10 builds
- name: JobWith10ArtifactsKept
folder: RotationExample
discardBuilds:
artifactBuildsToKeep: 10 #Store latest 10 artifacts
- name: JobWithBuildsKept10Days
folder: RotationExample
discardBuilds:
daysToKeep: 10 # Store builds for 10 days
- name: JobWithArtifactsKept10Days
folder: RotationExample
discardBuilds:
artifactDaysToKeep: 10 # Store artifacts for 10 days
To allow multiple builds of your job running in parallel, use concurrentBuild job property
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
jobs:
- name: ParallelJob
concurrentBuild: true
In order to use any Git repository accessible via Jenkins as code repo, git property is available
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
jobs:
- name: GenericGitBuild
git:
credentials: myGitCreds # Credentials with 'myGitCreds' are required in Jenkins credentials store
url: [email protected]:myOrg/myApp.git # Github is used only as an example, can by any git repo
branch: feature/new-hot-feature # Branch name
repo_target_dir: appcode # Checkout in workspace sub-directory
- name: GenericGitBuildWithRefspec
git:
url: https://github.com/nodejs/readable-stream # Public repo - credentials property is not required
branch: tags/v2.0.4 # Build specific tag
Ciinabox Jenkins utility makes it easy to work with Github, and assumes github as default code repository
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
# Defaults section applies to all jobs being provisioned in single run
defaults:
github:
protocol: ssh # ssh or https
credentials: my-gh-creds # Not required for public repos, this should
# be ID of Jenkins credentials
# https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Credentials+Plugin
jobs:
- name: CiinaboxGithub
folder: dsl-doc
repo: base2Services/ciinabox # GitHub repo, with owner
branch: master # Branch to build
Depending on type of protocol being used, you may want to specify
either a private key or username/password key when creating credentials (my-gh-creds) in example above
Also, if checkout and subdirectory of workspaces is required, you can achieve this using repo_target_dir
element (as in example below for multiple github repositories)
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080
# Defaults section applies to all jobs being provisioned in single run
defaults:
github:
protocol: http # ssh or https
# be ID of Jenkins credentials
# https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Credentials+Plugin
- name: Ciinabox-MultipleGithub
folder: dsl-doc
github: # Multiple GitHub repos defined as list
-
repo: base2Services/ciinabox-jenkins # GitHub repo, with owner
branch: master # Branch to build
repo_target_dir: jenkins # Sub-folder to checkout
-
repo: base2Services/ciinabox-pipelines
branch: master
repo_target_dir: pipelinesIf you want your project build on opened PR on Github, just omit branch part in above's configuration
and your job will be triggered upon pull request with Github Pull Request Builder plugin
All of regular commands(comments) on PR should work if your Jenkins installation is setup properly for GitHub
web hooks. More info can be found on plugin's page
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
# Defaults section applies to all jobs being provisioned in single run
defaults:
github:
protocol: ssh # ssh or https
credentials: my-gh-creds # Not required for public repos, this should
# be ID of Jenkins credentials
# https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Credentials+Plugin
jobs:
- name: CiinaboxGithub-PullRequest
folder: dsl-doc
repo: base2Services/ciinabox # GitHub repo, with owner
For triggering bitbucket builds, you can either poll the SCM, or start the build via webhook. Both approaches can be seen in example below
jenkins_url: http://localhost:8080/
- name: BitbucketJob
folder: dsl-doc
bitbucket:
push: true # Trigger build upon BB push
cron: "* * * * *" # Poll SCM for changes
repo: nlstevenen/java-experimenting-with-java-8-features # BB repo to pull sources from
branch: master # Which branch to build if omitted pull request builder is configured
repo_target_dir: app_code # Checkout in workspace sub-folder
credentials: my-bb-creds # Credentials to use for authorization with BitBucket
pr_cron : "* * * * *" # Pull request builder, defaults to every minute
commentTrigger : "test this please" # Pull request builder re-test comment, defaults to 'retest this please'
ciKey : "jenkins" # CI Key for pull request builder, defaults to 'jenkins'
ciName : "Jenkins" # CI name for pull request builder, defaults to 'Jenkins'
approveIfSuccess: true # for pull request builder, defaults to true
cancelOutdatedJobs: false # for pull request builder, defaults to false
checkDestinationCommit: false # for pull request builder, defaults to false
If you want job to triggered via bitbucket pull requests, just configure bitbucket block
without branch key
With BitBucket SCM provider and Multiple SCM plugin for Jenkins (https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Multiple+SCMs+Plugin)
you can use multiple SCMs, just define bitbucket element as list. Multi-SCM does not support pull rquest builder
or push web hooks as trigger, as it is non-deterministic which repo should be observed
- name: MultipleBitbucketSCMJob
folder: dsl-doc
bitbucket: # You can define multiple SCMs for bitbucket, each checked in
# in it's own repository
-
repo: atlassian/asap-java
branch: master
repo_target_dir: app_code
-
repo: atlassian/docker-atlassian-bitbucket-server
branch: master
repo_target_dir: containers
shell:
- script: "mkdir -p $HOME/.m2/repository && cd app_code && docker run --rm -v $PWD:/app -v $HOME/.m2:/var/maven/.m2 base2/maven install" # Use docker to build application
- script: "cd containers && docker build -t atlassian/bitbucket . " # Build docker imageFor storing artifacts use archive key, which aceepts wildcards. For retrieving artifacts stored in other jobs use
artifacts key. You can specify jobs either with wildcard filter, or by specifying every one of them. In case of using
wildcard, -Djob=$jobName switch won't work as expected, as all dependant jobs need to be published in same batch.
- name: JobToCopyArtifactFrom1
folder: dsl-doc
shell: # Execute shell script as build step
- script: "echo 'test' > resultsjob1.txt" # Add some text to txt file
archive:
- resultsjob1.txt # Archive text file as result
- name: JobToCopyArtifactFrom2
folder: dsl-doc
shell: # Execute shell script as build step
- script: "echo 'test' > resultsjob2.txt" # Add some text to txt file
archive:
- resultsjob2.txt # Archive text file as result
- name: JobToCopyArtifactFrom3
folder: dsl-doc
shell: # Execute shell script as build step
- script: "echo 'test' > resultsjob3.txt" # Add some text to txt file
- script: "echo 'test' > resultsjob3extended.txt" # Add some text to txt file
archive:
# - resultsjob3.txt # Archive text file as result
- resultsjob3extended.txt
- name: JobToCopyArtifactsToWildstar
folder: dsl-doc
artifacts:
- job: JobToCopyArtifactFrom* # You can use wildcard '*' when specifying job,
# though you'll need to publish all jobs in single Jenkins Run when using wildcard
# as wildcard matching is done on client side, and is not part of Jenkins plugin
file_pattern: "results*.txt" # files to include, filter is applied to stored artifacts from matched jobs
exclude_file_pattern: resultsjob1.txt # files to exclude, filter is applied to stored artifacts from matched jobs
optional: true # job won't fail if artifacts is nowhere to be found
shell:
- script: "ls -la results*"
- name: JobToCopyArtifactsToArray # This job will fail, as we have excluded results1.txt, and there are no artifacts
# to copy from. This can be overriden by specifying optional: true
folder: dsl-doc
artifacts:
- job: JobToCopyArtifactFrom1 # You can specify multiple jobs as an array in artifacts key
file_pattern: "results*.txt" # files to include, filter is applied to stored artifacts from job key
exclude_file_pattern: resultsjob1.txt # files to exclude, filter is applied to stored artifacts from job key
- job: JobToCopyArtifactFrom2
file_pattern: "results*.txt"
shell:
- script: "ls -la results*"
To trigger builds using cron expression, use cron property
job: MyFolder/MyCronJob
cronTrigger: */5 * * * * ## Runs every 5 minutes
...
shell:
- script: 'mvn clean install'
......
shell:
- file: 'scripts/application/build.sh'
...End user should use multifile key. In example below application secrets are being delete by first logging into secret stash store, and then deleting keys themselves.
- name: Delete-Application-Secrets
parameters:
account:
options:
- alpha
- dev
- prod
description: 'Secret stash account'
environment_name:
default: microservices-project
description: 'Name of project for which secrets are being altered'
key_name:
default: ''
description: 'Name of secret key to remove'
shell:
- multifile:
- scripts/common/secrets_storage_login.sh
- scripts/secretmgmt/delete.sh
To publish job using pipeline groovy file, just point to file within pipeline configuraiton key.
Also, file is relative to defaults/scripts_dir directory
- name: PipelineJob
folder: dsl-doc
parameters:
key1:
description: 'Demo params in a pipeline'
default: 'default key1 value'
pipeline:
file: pipelines/helloworld.groovyUse junit element to set path to published junit xml results
## Publishing JUnit results
- name: TestJavaLib
folder: dsl-doc
repo: workshopforci/DemoJUnit
branch: master
shell:
# Execute maven tests in docker maven container
- script: "docker run --rm -w /src -v $PWD:/src -v $HOME/.m2:/root/.m2 maven:3.5.0-alpine mvn test"
junit: "target/surefire-reports/**/*.xml"
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