taraspavliuchyn/deployment-sphere-plugin

Jenkins plugin to have a bird's eye view of your continuous deployment pipeline

Deployment-sphere

Jenkins plugin to have a bird's eye view of your continuous deployment pipeline.

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Dev Environment Requirements:

1. Java 1.7
2. Eclipse
3. Git
4. Gradle
5. Lombok

Development cycle:

1. Сlone repository on your Computer, go there and run bash ./gradlew :pl:build
2. Then run bash ./gradlew :pl:server. By default Jetty will run on http://localhost:8080/.

Add deployment-sphere-plugin to eclipse:

1. Install in IDE lombok.
2. From Eclipse Marketplace install Gradle IDE.
3. Before adding project into IDE go to deployment-sphere-plugin and run bash ./gradlew :pl:build.
4. In IDE go to Import -> Gradle-> Gradle Project select directory with project and click Build Model. After that just add it into IDE.

Install plugin on Jenkins:

1. Go to Jenkins dashboard. On the menu to the left, pick up Manage Jenkins option.
2. Select Manage plugins.
3. Goto Advanced tab and use Upload plugin feature.

Jenkins configuration initial jobs:

1. On Jenkins dashboard create New Item "Build".

• Tick "This build is parameterized" with any name. As an example use "APP_PARAMETER".
• Add post-build Action "Collect Build Metadata" and "Application Name" put "app-name" in "Build version Pattern" put "$APP_PARAMETER.{v}" (part of pattern should match name, chosen on previous step)

2. Create New Item "Deploy".

• Add post-build Action "Collect Deploy Metadata" in "Application name to deploy" put "app-name"

Building

To build the plugin from source:

./gradlew :pl:build

To run Jenkins and test JPI:

./gradlew :pl:server

Build job-dsl.hpi to be installed in Jenkins:

./gradlew :pl:jpi