GIT TO DOCKER CI-CD

this tutorial represent the complete cicd from git to docker. this tutorial we will use git, maven, jenkins, docker, ansible, and finally push this application to docker hub

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Setting up CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) from Git to Docker involves several steps. Here's a simplified overview:

Version Control (Git):

Have your application code in a Git repository.

CI Platform (e.g., Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions):

Configure your CI platform to monitor the Git repository for changes.

CI Pipeline Configuration:

Define a CI pipeline script that specifies the steps to build and test your application. This may include pulling dependencies, running tests, and creating a Docker image.

Docker Image Creation:

Within the CI pipeline, build a Docker image from your application code. This involves creating a Dockerfile that specifies how your application should be packaged.

Docker Registry:

Push the created Docker image to a container registry (e.g., Docker Hub, AWS ECR, Google Container Registry). This is a central location where Docker images are stored.

CD Pipeline Configuration:

Configure a CD pipeline to monitor the container registry for new images.

Deployment:

Define the deployment steps in the CD pipeline. This could involve pulling the Docker image from the registry and deploying it to your target environment, whether it's a development, staging, or production environment.

Environment Configuration:

Ensure that your target environment has Docker installed and configured appropriately. You may need to set environment-specific configurations.

Automated Testing (Optional):

Consider adding automated tests in your CD pipeline to ensure the deployed application work as expected.
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