https://youtu.be/_HyQu1c6V4A
Setup of tomcat on QA and ProdServer
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1 Connect ot QA server AWS isntance using git bash
2 Update the apt repository
sudo apt-get update
3 Install tomcat8
sudo apt-get install -y tomcat8
4 Install tomcat8-admin
sudo apt-get install -y tomcat8-admin
5 Edit the tomcat-users.xml file
cd /etc/tomcat8
sudo vim tomcat-users.xml
Delete the entire content of the file and add the below statement
<tomcat-users>
<user username=”intelliqit” password=”intelliqit” roles=”manager-script”/>
<tomcat-users>
6 Restart tomcat8
sudo service tomcat8 restart
Note: Repeat the above six steps on the ProdServer AWS instance
Stage 1 (Continuous Download)
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1 Open the dashboard of Jenkins
2 Click on New item—>Enter item name as “Development”
3 Select Free Style Project—->OK
4 Go to Source Code Management
5 Select Git
6 Enter the Github url where developers have uploaded the code
https://github.com/intelliqittrainings/maven.git
7 Click on Apply—->Save
8 Go to the dashbaord of Jenkins
9 Go to the development job—>Click on Build icon
This job will downlaod all the code from the remote github in the
JenkinServer AWS instance
Stage 2 (Continuous Build)
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1 Go to the dashboard of Jenkins
2 Go to the Development job—->Click on Configure
3 Go to Build section—>Click on Add Build step
4 Click on Invoke Top Level Maven targets
5 Enter the Goal : package
6 Click on apply—>Save
7 Go to the dashboard of Jenkins—->Go to Development job
Click on Build icon
This job will will convert the downlaoded code into an artifact
This artifact comes in the format of a war file
