Create Your Own Build Pipelines with OpenShift 3.3

In these videos

In his two-part demo, Veer Muchandi walks through creating and editing a build pipeline for use across multiple projects in OpenShift 3.3.

Part 1

Notes for Part 1:
The build configuration used for creating the pipeline is https://github.com/VeerMuchandi/pipeline-example/blob/master/pipeline.yml

Part 2

 
Notes for Part 2:
The initial Jenkinsfile is https://github.com/VeerMuchandi/pipeline-example/blob/master/Jenkinsfile1.txt
The edited Jenkinsfile is https://github.com/VeerMuchandi/pipeline-example/blob/master/Jenkinsfile2.txt

In this example, the pipeline runs in the CICD Project. We will build and deploy an application first in a project named 'Development'. Later we will push the image created into a project named 'Testing'.

Here are the commands used from the OpenShift CLI:

Creating a development Project and to provide edit access to the jenkins service account in the development project.

Creating a testing Project . Provide edit access to the jenkins service account in the testing project. Then provide image-puller access, so that testing project can pull an image from the development project.

To create a deployment configuration in the testing project that points to the image from development project, create a service and route:

The Author

You can find Veer's other posts here, which include many other demos and walkthroughs for OpenShift Origin and OpenShift Container Platform.

On Twitter: @VeerMuchandi

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