CI PIPELINE SETUP WITH VARIOUS TOOLS
**You need to complete this in one go **
100 rupees max it will cost
[ 8 GB –> 30 GB ] and t2.micro -> t2.medium [
More memory and more cpu ]
Step 1 – Create the Ec2 instance in AWS
account with these parameters
EC2 type – Ubuntu t2.medium
EBS volume – 30 GB
Region – US-EAST-1
Step 2 – Connect to EC2 and Install all tools
in that system as root user
To login as root user - sudo su
Step 3 – Install Jenkins on Ubuntu
Just copy paste the entire commands
https://github.com/praveen1994dec/tools_i
nstallation_scripts/blob/main/jenkins.sh
Step 4 – Change the security group of ec2
instance
Step 5 – Sign Into Jenkins console
http://<EC2_PUBLIC _IP>:8080/
Step 6 – Get the Administrator password by
hitting the below command in EC2
cat /var/lib/jenkins/secrets/initialAdminPassword
Step 7 – Install all suggested plugins
Step 8 – Create first user
Step 9** – Create a pipeline Job
Step 10 – Add pipeline script as SCM
https://github.com/praveen1994dec/Java_a
pp_3.0.git
Step 11 – Add the Plugins
Dashboard -> Manage Jenkins -> Plugins ->
Available plugins
Plugins for Sonar/Jfrog –
Sonar Gerrit
SonarQube Scanner
SonarQube Generic Coverage
Sonar Quality Gates
Quality Gates
Artifactory
Jfrog
Step 12 – Setup Docker
https://github.com/praveen1994dec/tools_i
nstallation_scripts/blob/main/docker.sh
docker -v
Step 13- Install SonarQube
https://github.com/praveen1994dec/tools_i
nstallation_scripts/blob/main/sonarqube.sh
Step 13 .1 -> Start docker container if it's not
up
docker ps -a [ Get the container ID ]
docker start <containerID>
Step 13.2 -> Login into sonar dashboard
Username – admin
Password – admin
Step 13.3 -> Create Sonar token for Jenkins
Sonar Dashboard -> Administration -> My
Account -> Security -> Create token -> Save
the token to some text file
Step 13.4 -> Integrate Sonar to Jenkins
Sonar Dashboard -> Administration ->
Configuration -> webhooks -> Add the below
name and url and save
http://<EC2_IP>:8080/sonarqube-webhook/
Step 14 – Install Maven
https://github.com/praveen1994dec/tools_i
nstallation_scripts/blob/main/Maven.sh
Step 15 – Install TRIVY for docker image scan
https://github.com/praveen1994dec/tools_i
nstallation_scripts/blob/main/trivy.sh
Integrate All tools
with Jenkins
Jenkins Dashboard -> Manage Jenkins ->
configure system
Step 16 – ADD SONARQUBE
Step 16.1 -> Click on sonarqube
servers -> add url and name -> Click on
add token -> Select Secret text -> Add
the sonar token from step13.3 -> Give
name of token as sonarqube-api
Step 17 - Add the docker HUB
credentials ID
Jenkins dashboard -> Manage
Jenkins -> Credentials -> System ->
click on global credentials
ADD the docker hub credentials with
name as docker
Step 18 – Add the Jenkins Shared library
Go to Manage Jenkins -> Configure system ->
Global pipeline library -> Add below data
Name - my-shared-library
Default version – main
Git -
https://github.com/praveen1994dec/jenkins
_shared_lib.git
Step 19 - Once pipeline is Run Check
- The Jenkins logs
- The Trivy scan vulnerabilities
- The sonarqube dashboard for report
