🚀 Day 24 Task: Complete Jenkins CI/CD Project 🚀
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Hey there, awesome learner! 🌟 Ready to dive into another exciting day of learning and doing? Let's get started with Day 24, where we'll be working on completing a Jenkins CI/CD project for your Node JS application! 😍
📝 Recap: Day 23 Before we begin today's adventure, let's quickly recap Day 23. It was all about Jenkins CI/CD. Make sure you've gone through it and grasped the concepts well. Today, we're taking it a step further by working on a complete project and even adding it to your resume! 📋
💡 Project Overview Today's task is all about creating a stunning CI/CD pipeline for your Node JS application. This pipeline will help automate the process of building, testing, and deploying your app, making your development journey smoother than ever before. Plus, you'll be using your Docker and Docker Compose skills to enhance this project!
🔥 Let's Get Started
Task-01: Set Up GitHub Integration
Begin by forking the repository provided.
Establish a connection between your Jenkins job and the GitHub repository using GitHub Integration. This connection will allow Jenkins to interact with your codebase effectively.
Task-02: Dive into CI/CD Magic
Embrace the power of GitHub WebHooks to ensure seamless CI/CD setup.
Don't forget to refer to the video guide that walks you through the entire project. Visuals can be incredibly helpful!
Task-03: Docker Compose FTW!
Get your hands dirty with Docker Compose. Create a Docker Compose file tailored to this project. This might even be your chance to contribute to the open-source community! 🌐
Within the Jenkins job's Execute Shell, run your Node JS application using Docker Compose. Feel the satisfaction as everything comes to life!