I have a python project, locally I have setup tox to automate pep8, bandit scans, pytest etc...
Now I 'm asked to move to existing CICD and they have given me a Jenkins file.
I need to add these tox functionality to Jenkins that Jenkins file. Can I directly run these tox commands in the jenkins? Or do I need to look for similar functionality using Jenkins plugins ?
There is literally documentation on the tox website for using it in conjunction with Jenkins - https://tox.readthedocs.io/en/latest/example/jenkins.html.
Try to use Stackoverflow to get help with a solution that you came up with.
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I want to run jmeter script parallely through jenkins.
currently i have tried BZM-concurrency thread group and Parallel controller to achive this on my local machine, which is working fine. please help me to run it through jenkins, it get finish with success but script never starts. Do i need any plugins on jenkins to achieve this?
my set is shown below, let me know is there any other way to achieve this.
You need the same plugins in Jenkins master (and all the slave if any) which are used in the test plan, the easiest is just to copy the existing JMeter installation folder to Jenkins instance(s)
Alternatively you can install the required plugins using JMeter Plugins Manager
If your Jenkins doesn't have the GUI - it is possible to install the plugins via the command-line
I would like to create a declarative Jenkins pipeline setup for the continues integration and Deployment, My only confusion was how Jenkins and chef are going to communicate in this process, after the continue integration, I want the chef to take over and install the Jar or Zip packages and deploy them on the several nodes from Jfrog Repo. Here maven is my build tool. In Jenkins pipeline I can setup until the build is done , is there any thing that I can do in the Post section of the pipeline for the chef communication for deployment or it has to be done. Please share some suggestion.
You can achieve this by putting workstation in one of the jenkins node.
Check out the below image for the same, instead of Ansible use Chef. I suppose this might work, haven't use chef recently.
Link: https://thenucleargeeks.com/2020/06/07/jenkins-openshift-pipeline/
Background:
I am a newbie to docker.
I have 2 automation frameworks in my local PC - One for Mobile and other a web application. I have integrated the test frameworks with Jenkins.
Both test frameworks have open Jar dependencies mentioned in Maven pom.xml.
Now i want that when I click on Jenkins Job run to execute tests, my tests should run in a docker container.
Can anyone please give me steps to
Configure Docker in this completer Integrated framework
How to push my dependencies in docker
How to integrate jenkins and Docker
how to run Tests of web and mobile apps in docker on jenkins job click
I'm not a Jenkins professional, but from my experience, there are many possible setups here:
Assumptions:
By "Automation Framework", I understand that there is some java module (built by maven, I believe for gradle it will be pretty much the same) that has some tests that in turn call various APIs that should exist "remotely". It can be HTTP calls, working with selenium servers and so forth.
Currently, your Jenkins job looks like this (it doesn't really matter whether its an "old-school" job "step-by-step" definition or groovy script (pipelines):
Checkout from GIT
run mvn test
publish test results
If so, you need to prepare a docker image that will run your test suite (preferably with maven) to take advantage of surefire reports.
So you'll need to build this docker image once (see docker build command) and make it available in the private repository / docker hub depending on what your organization prefers. Technically for this docker image, you can consider a Java image as a base image, get the maven (download and unzip + configure) then issue the "git pull command". You might want to pass credentials as system variables to the docker process itself (see '-e' flag)
The main point here is that maven inside the docker image will run the build, so it will resolve the dependencies automatically (you might want to configure custom repositories if you have them in settings.xml of maven). This effectively answers the second question.
One subtle point is results that should be somehow shown in Jenkins:
You might want to share the volume with surefire-results folder with the Jenkins "host machine" so that Jenkins's plugins that are supposed to show the results of tests will work. The same idea is applicable if you're using something like allure reports, spock reports and so forth.
Now when the image is ready the integration with Jenkins might be as simple as running a docker run command and wait till it's done. So now the Jenkins job will look like:
docker run pre-defined image -e <credentials for git>
show reports
This is one example of possible integration.
One slightly different option is running docker build as a job definition. This might be beneficial if for each build that image should be significantly different but it will make the build slower.
Following approach can be followed to achieve your goal
Create a docker file with all your setup as well as dependency ( refer)
Install docker plugin on jenkins to integrate the support of docker (refer)
Use Jenkinsfile's approach to pull the docker image or create it by dockerfile and run the test within docker.
below sample code just for reference
node
{
checkout scm
docker.withRegistry('https://registry.example.com', 'credentials-id')
{
def customImage = docker.build("my-image")
docker.image('my-image').inside
{
//Run inside the container
sh 'run test'
}
}
}
I am trying to find a solution to automate installation and configuration of Jenkins & SonarQube. The idea is to provide an easy to use provisioning utility for setting up CI. Ideally I would love to automate the following
Installation
Set up users,Build, Unit testing and Code coverage
Is there an SDK, CLI or similar which can be used from batch script?
Thanks
You can use the Jenkins docker image for the installation part - even if you're not using Docker you can still copy the installation procedure:
https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker
For the setup of jobs I would recommend the Job DSL:
https://github.com/jenkinsci/job-dsl-plugin
For the rest you can use the Jenkins CLI or you can manually configure it once and then extract the corresponding XML file from the Jenkins home and copy it into other installations.
Is it possible to integrate Parasoft SOA webservices test with Jenkins?
I have a soatest project created to test my webservices. I would like it to automate running soatest scripts through Jenkins in each build. Is there any possible way we can perform this task?
I hope you guys can understand the question
Thank you in advance!
You can use soatestcli to run tests in a Jenkins shell or batch build step, if your licence allows that. The normal syntax is
soatestcli -data absolutePathToYourWorkspace -config 'user://YourTestConfigurationName' -resource YourProject/YourTestFile.tst -report .
You can also use the HTML Publisher plugin or DocLinks plugin to publish your report.html to Jenkins.