This is a practical exploration on how to set up a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline using Github, Sonarqube, and Docker on an AWS EC2 instance.
Jenkins is an open-source automation server that helps automate tasks in software development including building, testing, and deploying.
Github is a code repository that provides version control and collaboration tools.
Sonarqube is a code quality management tool that helps analyze and manage code quality in software projects.
Docker is a container platform which helps simplify the deployment of software applications.
First, I will create an AWS EC2 instance and install Jenkins on it. We will then set up a Github repository and integrate it with Jenkins. Next, I will configure Sonarqube to analyze code quality in our Github repository. Finally, I will create a Docker image of our application and deploy it using Jenkins.
By the end, it should be sufficient to gain insights on how to set up a CI/CD pipeline among Jenkins, Github, Sonarqube, and Docker on an AWS EC2 instance.