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Tag Archives: Continuous Build
Set up your own Continuous Delivery stack
Last week I wanted to try new things with ‘pipeline as code’ with Jenkins. The best way to try new things is running it as Docker containers. This way I can keep my MacBook clean and don’t mess up existing … Continue reading
Posted in Continuous Delivery, Docker, Jenkins
Tagged Continuous Build, Continuous Delivery, Docker, GitLab, Jenkins, Nexus
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Running the Maven Release Plugin with Jenkins
Recently I started to implement our release process in Jenkins. Until then I just ran the release plugin of Maven on my local machine which did the job. As I said we decided to move this task to Jenkins. The … Continue reading
Automated deployment with Mule Management Console and Maven
In my opinion a deployment of any application should be as automated as possible to avoid errors due to manual mistakes. This is no different with a Mule ESB application. If you are using the Enterprise Edition of the Mule … Continue reading
Using CruiseControl for your Continuous Build
To increase the quality of our source code in our current project I decided to start to use Continuous Integration. Although it is a wise choice to use this from the start of a project, for some reason it hadn’t … Continue reading