Lab 05 - Creating Your Pipeline | Red Hat

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Today, you will be building your Trusted Software Supply Chain using a Jenkins Pipeline that is integrated with OpenShift.

In addition to standard Jenkins Pipeline Syntax, the OpenShift Jenkins image provides the OpenShift Domain Specific Language (DSL) (through the OpenShift Jenkins Client Plug-in), which aims to provide a readable, concise, comprehensive, and fluent syntax for rich interactions with an OpenShift API server, allowing for even more control over the build, deployment, and promotion of applications on your OpenShift cluster.

Please refer to the OpenShift Jenkins Pipelin(DSL) Plugin examples documentation for more info.

First, we will need to create a BuildConfig that employs the Pipeline Build strategy for our Trusted Software Supply Chain. In the OpenShift Console, we’ll do this by clicking “Add to Project”, “Import YAML / JSON” while using the CI/CD project.

Then copy & paste the following into the YAML/JSON input text field and click Create,

apiVersion: v1
kind: BuildConfig
metadata:
    annotations:
      pipeline.alpha.openshift.io/uses: '[{"name": "jenkins", "namespace": "", "kind": "DeploymentConfig"}]'
    labels:
      app: cicd-pipeline
      name: cicd-pipeline
    name: tasks-pipeline
spec:
    triggers:
      - type: GitHub
        github:
          secret: "secret101"
      - type: Generic
        generic:
          secret: "secret101"
    runPolicy: Serial
    source:
      type: None
    strategy:
      jenkinsPipelineStrategy:
        env:
        - name: DEV_PROJECT
          value: dev-userYOUR#
        - name: STAGE_PROJECT
          value: stage-userYOUR#
        jenkinsfile: |-
          def version, mvnCmd = "mvn -s configuration/cicd-settings-nexus3.xml"
          pipeline {
            agent {
              label 'maven'
            }

Close the window once it’s imported.

Then go to “Builds” → “Pipelines” tab.

Verify that you see your “tasks pipeline” that you just imported.

Click on the “tasks-pipeline”

Click Actions -> Edit YAML

Update your user Dev and Stage projects to make sure reflects your user #.

strategy:
  jenkinsPipelineStrategy:
    env:
    - name: DEV_PROJECT
      value: dev-userYOUR#
    - name: STAGE_PROJECT
      value: stage-userYOUR#

Also, notice that we will be launching a Maven node/agent to execute our pipeline.

You will also be declaring variables such as version and mvnCmd to be used later in the pipeline.

The .xml file refers to maven configurations for your application. The reference to this .xml file from our pipeline can be seen here:

        jenkinsfile: |-
          def version, mvnCmd = "mvn -s configuration/cicd-settings-nexus3.xml"
          pipeline {
            agent {
              label 'maven'
            }

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