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This Docker project build a complete continuous integration environement. When it is up, you can publish your developpement code on GitHub and your users will see your ** application automatically updated**, some minutes after on an Internet Url
`DEVELOPPER -> github -> jenkins -> sonar -> nexus -> tomcat <- nginx <- serveo <- USER`
| Container | Local Port | Internal Port | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| jenkins | 8080 | 8080 | Orchestrator to build, control and deploy application |
| sonar | 9000 | 9000 | Control the quality of application artifact |
| nexus | 8081 | 8080 | Store the application artifact and keep history |
| tomcat | 8083 | 8080 | Application Container |
| nginx | 8084 | 80 | Web Server |
| serveo | XXXX | XXXX | Expose Web Server on internet (http://xxxx.serveo.net) |
Note: you need a github account which contains the source code of your application and the jenkins/shell files to execute (See: pokebible application on the same github!)
$ docker-compose up --force-recreate
Note: All the data of each containers will be permanentally store in the '/volumes' repository
- Connect to nexus Server on localhost:8081
- Create a repository to put the artefact (Ex: com.pokebible)
- Connect to sonar Server on localhost:9000
- Create a project (Ex: pokebible)
- Connect to jenkins Server on localhost:8080
- Create a pipeline in Jenkins and link it to your jenkinsfile on your Github project (Ex: a fork of http://github.com/fizou/pokebible)
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To restart serveo only (after a shutdown/sleep of your computer)
$ docker-compose restart serveo