Git Push Deploy Save

Simple Automated CI/CD Pipeline for GitHub and GitLab Projects

Project README

Simple Automated CI/CD Pipeline for Git Projects

This Git-Push-Deploy solution enables automatic delivery of updates within your Git application sources directly to the cloud. The package can be applied as an add-on to Java, PHP, Ruby, Node.js, Python and Go projects, run on top of the certified stack templates.

git-push-deploy-pipeline

The workflow depends on the programming language used in your project:

  • for Java-based projects, the package initiates creation of separate environment with a Maven build node, which will be responsible for interaction with remote Git repository, triggering your application builds and their deployment to application server

  • for PHP/Ruby/Node.js/Python/Go apps, the package sets up a pipeline for project deployment directly to the ROOT context on a web server (consider that Ruby app servers are displayed with a deployment mode instead of a context within dashboard, though the actual project location is the same)

All related deployment operations are performed via Jelastic API. Herewith, if a server runs multiple containers, all of them will be restarted sequentially (with a 30-second delay by default) during the update to eliminate possible application downtime. Beside that, a special ZDT Deployment option is used for PHP applications, ensuring their constant availability even with a single application server node.

Requirements

Before applying the package, please consider the following points:

  • The solution is proven for use with GitHub and GitLab repositories
  • For a proper package installation, some preliminary Git repository configurations are required:
    • generated and remembered Personal Access Token that corresponds to your GitHub or GitLab account
    • for integration with Java-powered app, the appropriate repository root should contain a pom.xml file with the following content as an obligatory basis (where groupId, artifactId and version values are optional):
<project>
    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>
    <groupId>com.mycompany.app</groupId>
    <artifactId>my-app</artifactId>
    <version>1.0</version>
    <packaging>war</packaging>
    <build>
        <finalName>${project.artifactId}</finalName>
    </build>
</project>

Deploy

How to Integrate Git-Push-Deploy Pipeline to Jelastic Environment

To install the Git-Push-Deploy package, copy link to the manifest.jps file above and import it to your Jelastic dashboard.

git-push-deploy-installation

Within the opened installation window, specify the following data:

  • Git Repo Url - HTTPS link to your application repo
  • Branch - a project branch to be used
  • User - your Git account login
  • Token - personal Git access token for webhook generation (can be created within GitHub/GitLab account settings)
  • Environment name - target environment your application should be deployed to
  • Nodes - application server name (is fetched automatically upon selecting the environment)

Click Install and wait for Jelastic to configure CI/CD pipeline for your project. Once your application is deployed, all the further changes, committed to a source repository, will be automatically delivered to your environment inside Jelastic Cloud.

For more information on the package please refer to the article Git Push Deploy to Containers.

Open Source Agenda is not affiliated with "Git Push Deploy" Project. README Source: jelastic-jps/git-push-deploy