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CloudBees Pipeline Template Catalogs

Pipeline Template Catalogs provide version controlled paramaterized templates for Multibranch and stand-alone Pipeline jobs. In this exercise we will use a Pipeline Template Catalogs to create another Multibranch Pipeline project for your forked helloworld-nodejs repository. All you will need to do is fill in a few simple parameters and you will end up with a complete end-to-end CI/CD Pipeline for the helloworld-nodejs application - and it won't be using the Jenkinsfile from your repository.

Create a Multibranch Project from a Pipeline Template Catalogs

Jenkins Configurations as Code (JCasC) was used to pre-configure a Pipeline Template Catalog on everyone's Team Masters and there is a template-jobs folder in your Team Master named folder that has been configured (using the CloudBees Folders Plus folder item filtering) to only allow the creation of jobs from that Catalog of templates. Now we will create a templatized end-to-end CI/CD Pipeline Multibranch project for your forked copy of the helloworld-nodejs repository.

  1. On your Team Master navigate to the template-jobs folder
  2. Click on the New Node.js App Multibranch Pipeline link in the left menu

  3. Enter an item name of your [GitHub username]-hello, select Node.js App Multibranch Pipeline and click the OK button

  4. Fill out the template parameters:
    1. Repository Owner: the GitHub Organization your created for the CloudBees Core workshop
    2. GitHub Credential ID: select the username/password credential you created for the the CloudBees Core workshop - it will show up as - [GitHub username]/******
    3. Click the Save button

  5. The initial scan won't find any branches because you have to add the custom markerfile .nodejs-app to any branch that you want a job to be created. The template we are using has a markerFile parameter set to .nodejs-app, so we need to add that file to any repo we want to build. Start by adding it to the development branch of your forked copy of the helloworld-nodejs repository.
  6. Make sure you are on the development branch and click on the Create new file button towards the top right of the screen.
  7. Name the file .nodejs-app and commit the empty file to your development branch.
  8. You may need to refresh the Multibranch job screen, but you should have only one job - for the development branch.

Web Browser Tests with Testcafe

Executing Testcafe driven browser tests for the helloworld-nodejs app in our Pipeline.

  1. After you add the custom marker file, your development branch job will run and it will fail because the Testcafe test did not pass. We can see the exact error under the Tests tab of the Blue Ocean Pipeline Run Details view for this run:

  2. So it appears that we have a slight typo in our helloworld-nodejs app. Use the GitHub editor to open the hello.js file on the development branch of your forked copy of the helloworld-nodejs repository, fix the misspelling of Worlld to World and then commit the changes.
  3. Navigate to the development branch of your helloworld-nodejs job in Blue Ocean on your Team Master and your job should already be running as a GitHub webhook triggered it when you commited the changes for the hello.js file in the helloworld-nodejs repository. The tests will pass and the job will complete successfully:

Deploy to Staging

Now that you have fixed the small bug in the helloworld-nodejs application, we will create a Pull Request and merge the change to the master branch of your forked copy of the helloworld-nodejs repository.

  1. Navigate to your forked helloworld-nodejs repository in GitHub - click on the New pull request button

  2. Change the base repository to the master branch of your forked helloworld-nodejs repository (not the cloudbees-days repository), add a comment and then click the Create pull request button
  3. A job will be created for the pull request and once it has completed successfully your pull request will show that All checks have passed. Go ahead and click the Merge pull request button and then click the Confirm merge button but DO NOT DELETE the development branch
  4. Navigate to the helloworld-nodejs Pipeline Template Catalog job in Blue Ocean on your Team Master and the job for the master branch should be running or queued to run
  5. The templated job will build a Docker image for your helloworld-nodejs application, push the image to the Google Container Registry (GCR), and then deploy your containerized application to a staging environment in Kubernetes - a link to your application will be available in the logs of your job.

GitOps with Core v2

As part of the deployment to staging the Pipeline Template Catalog job will create a new environment-staging repository in your workshop GitHub Organization with the generated Kubernetes deployment yaml used for the deployment to the K8s staging environment.

### Cross Team Collaboration In addition to deploying to the staging environment, the Pipeline Template will also pubslish a Cross Team Collaboration event containerImagePush that the Core Workshop security team is listening for - anytime that this event is publish a job will be triggered on the team-sec Team Master to scan the image you just published with Anchore. Your application will not be deployed to production unless it passes this scan.

You may proceed to the next lab Lab 6 - Cross Team Collaboration or head back to the main list of the labs when you are ready.