Script details
jenkins-server-setup.sh
• This script installs jenkins and other packages like maven, ansible, pip etc.
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jenkins-jobs-setup.sh
• This script takes the envOrder.txt as the input and creates the jobs directory in /var/lib/jenkins. The jobs directory in sunbird-devops/deploy/jenkins is the base for this script which it uses to create the folder structure.
Variable details
hub_org: This can be your docker username, docker organisation name
private_repo_branch: This is the branch name in your private repo where the ansible hosts, common.yml and secrets.yml exists.
private_repo_url: This is the URL of your private repository. Once repository is created, the URL can be obtained from the browser URL or when clicking the "Clone or Download" button on github, it will display a https URL.
private_repo_credentials: This is the ID field value from Jenkins. Once the username and password of private repo are added in Jenkins global credentials, it will display an auto generated ID or the user can set an unique ID.
public_repo_branch: This is a unique variable. All the jobs in Jenkins are by default configured to checkout the Jenkinsfile from this variable as ${public_repo_branch}. When a value like release-1.14 is provided to this variable, the Jenkins jobs checkout the Jenkinsfile from release-1.14 branch from the URL configured in the job. If this value is set to refs/tags/release-1.14, then Jenkins will checkout the Jenkinsfile from the tag named release-1.14. This variable can be changed in Jenkins job configurations and a specific branch or tag name can be specified. This is useful when you want to run some jobs from a different branch or tag instead of the value mentioned in this variable.
deploy-conf (Global pipeline libraries section): This is the name of the library which we have used in Jenkinsfiles. When Jenkinsfile has this library name mentioned, it will checkout couple of common libraries from the URL configured in this section. These libraries are required for the Jenkinsfile to run. To avoid writing same code at multiple places, common code is placed in a separate branch and all Jenkinsfile can use this common code by calling it as a function. If this name is changed, ensure the name in Jenksinfile is also changed to the new library name.
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