jenkins automated deployment

Recently ordered to study the automatic remote deployment of Jenkins, just started smoothly. But then the problem comes, and the target machine we're deploying is the Telnet protocol. All of the plugins that have been exposed to Jenkins know that there is only one for local deployment and remote

One: Installation configuration subversion+toriessvn 1. Download and install Subversion as a version control server 2. Download and install the TORIESSVN Code Management client Tool 3. Create a blank folder on any disk svnrepository, right click, select TORIESSVN, select Create Repository here 4. Go to the folder and add the user name, password in the passwd file 5. In order to use subversion you need to start the Subversion service, as follows: CMD executes the following command SC create Svnse

Generic Web projects are deployed remotely to Tomcat via Jenkins and can be deployed using MAVEN's Tomcat-maven-plugin plug-in. Recently contacted with the deployment of the Spring boot project, because the spring boot app can use an internally integrated service container such as Tomcat, there is no need to deploy as originally. Take engineering Asset_web as an example, from

1. Background:Using Jenkins as a version iteration, each time an update needs to be released, you need to click Build to click on the corresponding item in Jenkins to publish it, and it takes too long to get out of the way. So look for ways to be lazy. Using Webhook can solve this problem very well. What is 2.webhook?Webhook allows third-party apps to listen for specific events on the coding.net, notifyin

is reported.About versionsI tried the 1.4.9 and the newest 1.4.15 were no problem.Tomcat I'm using Tomcat8,containerid tried both tomcat7x and tomcat8x can (tomcat9x of course not). Prove that the tomcat7x configuration is also compatible with TOMCAT8.ReferenceJenkins deploys Tomcathttp://wxynxyo.iteye.com/blog/1909110 a picture of Jenkinshttp://my.oschina.net/congqian/blog/112782Http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_b5fe6b270102v7xi.html not tried, it seems to be very convenientCargohttp://zhouhaitao

Linux jenkins deployment tutorial, linuxjenkins Jenkins was formerly known as hudson. The former is an open-source free version, and the latter is used for the commercial version. Install jdk (the installation package can be downloaded directly from the official website) tar -zxvf jdk-8u151-linux-i586.tar.gzmkdir -p /usr/java/mv jdk1.8.0_151 /usr/java/ Add export

. Please note that no space is enough for both the front and back. After saving it, you will be done, and then start your repository service. According to the path I configured, it is Svnserve-d-r/home/SVN/ceit The SVN service is started at this time. # Check whether SVN has been started. If data is displayed, it indicates that SVN has been started. PS-Ef | grep SVN # This command disables SVN and displays the process number according to the preceding command. Kill-Quit process number This is th

Overview As a Java web Developer, it is time-consuming and laborious to manage a large number of Tomcat and Nginx instances of Linux on a purely manual, and an automated management software or script is essential. Jenkins, as a convenient and powerful continuous integration tool, is being used by more and more development and testers, and it really improves the efficiency of our work. However, the power of

Host a builds Gitlab.Gitlab Download: https://www.gitlab.cc/downloads/(gitlab Chinese web)Host B builds JenkinsJenkins Download: https://jenkins.io/index.html (Gitlab website)Download Openssl-server at both endsGitlab the end of the build, create a project. First you need to configure the public key of Jenkins on the Gitlab side.Locate the Deploy keys in the settingsGenerate a pair of keys with the Jenkins

Files\git\bin, Start with a new git name, then in the job, call the GIT executable variable, select the created, and the code will succeed.ThreeThe final configuration is simple, which is to open IIS in Windows, and then select the directory of the system, in the Jenkins build, you can choose the way Windows batch, call a location script file, you can, I replace the generated executable file directly with the executable path in the IIS configuration

/jenkinsThen you can create an Automation project.Build: Execute ShellSOURCE ~/.bash_profileCd/home/user/local/testcasePybot-l debug-d/home/user/local/testcase/case1Post-Build actions:......Pit Record:My automation project was written with the robot framework, and the results report was opened on Jenkins, prompting:Opening Robot Framework Report failedAfter tossing and turning, give up Tomcat and start Jenkins