The document outlines a presentation on continuous integration using Jenkins and Docker, detailing components, processes for multiple feature branches, and a demo. It explains the steps for creating and managing feature branches, code commits, and the cleanup process within a continuous integration framework. The agenda includes discussions on CI components, a demonstration, and a Q&A session.

1. Continuous Integration with Jenkins &
Docker
Sandeep Rawat
Opstree Solutions

2. 2
Agenda
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Continuous Integration
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CI Components
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CI for multiple feature branches
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Demo
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Code Walkthrough
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Questions

3. 3
Continuous Integration

4. 4
CI Components
Poll VCS Initicate CI
Feedback

5. 5
CI for multiple features

6. 6
CI for multiple features
Feature 1 Environment
Feature 2
Environment
Feature 3 Environment

7. 7
CI for multiple features
Feature 1 Container
Feature 2 Container
Feature 3 Container

8. 8
Demo
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Creation of a new feature branch
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Code commit in a feature branch
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Code commit in master branch
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Cleanup of feature branch

9. 9
New feature branch
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Identify new feature branch in system.
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Actions items
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Create jenkins jobs.
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Update CI Dashboard.
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Create & setup Docker containers

10. 10
Code commit in feature branch
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Inititiate CI process on feature branch.
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Update dashboard.
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Put a gate on further CI process.

11. 11
Code commit in master branch
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Auto merge with feature branch.
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Intiate CI process on newly merged code in feature branch.
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Dashboard updation.

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Cleanup of feature branch
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Deletion of Jenkins jobs.
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Tagging & Deletion of feature branch.
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CI Dashboard updation.
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Docker container cleanup.

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Questions