Jenkins Learning Task 09 - Schedule a job in Jenkins

 Schedule a job in Jenkins

1. Create a Jenkins job named logs-copy.

2. Configure it to periodically build every 5 minutes to copy the Apache logs (both access_log and error_logs) from mnode02 (from default logs location) to location /data on mnode01 Server.

Note: * This is a learning task and you can try to do it in your own learning environment. I have done a sample solution using VirtualBox with Ubuntu OS.

Pre-Requisite

* This Task based on the LAB which I have set up with 3 servers.

mnode02 is my app server mnode01 is my git server and master is my jenkins server

* Should have ssh connection between servers.

* You might need to install some plugins and restart Jenkins service. 

Solution

Step 1: Enable password-less sudo in-app server and git server

Step 2: Enable password-less SCP 

Step 3: Install SSH Plugins in Jenkins

Step 4: Setup Credentials for SSH users

Step 5: Add SSH Hosts in Jenkins

Step 6: Create a Scheduled Build Job

Verification:

ssh to  mnode01  server and got to /data dir and check the logs are available.

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Jenkins Learning Task 08 - Upstream and Downstream build jobs in Jenkins

 Upstream and Downstream build Jobs in Jenkins (chained build)

1. Create a Jenkins job named chain-app-deployment and configure it in a way that if anyone pushes any new change to the origin repository on master branch then the job should auto build and deploy the latest code on app server(mnode02) under /var/www/html directory. 

2. Create another Jenkins job named services and make it a downstream job for chain-app-deployment job. Things to take care about this job:

        a. This job should restart httpd service on all app servers.

        b. Trigger this job only if the upstream job i.e chain-app-deployment is stable.

3.create repo in gitea named chainweb and create an home.html file under it.

4. SSH into gitea Server(mnode01) using user credentials which you used to create the gitea repo (chainweb) mentioned above.  cloned Git repository chainweb. update home.html content to Welcome to my chain-app-deployement and then push the changes to the origin into master branch. This push must trigger your Jenkins job and the latest changes must be deployed.

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Note: * This is a learning task and you can try to do it in your own learning environment. I have done a sample solution using VirtualBox with Ubuntu OS.

Pre-Requisite

* This Task based on the LAB which I have set up with 3 servers, one for Jenkins, one for the App server and another one for Gitea.

* Should have ssh connection between servers.

* You might need to install some plugins and restart Jenkins service. 

Solution:

Step 1: Enable password-less sudo in App server.

Step 2: Install Gitea, SSH, publish over SSH, authorization token root Plugins in Jenkins.

Step 3: add Gitea user with credentials in jenkins

Step 3: Add sudo users and their SSH credentials in Jenkins

Step 4: Add SSH Hosts in Jenkins

Step 5: Configure publish over SSH on jenkins

Step 6: Create the upstream build job.

Step 7: Create the downstream build job.

Step 8: Setup Gitea Webhooks

Step 9: Commit changes to home.html

Verification:

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