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This project contains a Makefile which allows you to spin up a docker Jenkins image

• make build
• make run
• http://[YOUR_DOMAIN]:8888/

• ssh into server
• sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
• sudo reboot

• ssh into server
• docker ps -a (get container id)
• docker logs --tail 2500 container-id

• check logs and get the admin password
• once wizard install is over go to manage plugins and install 'build pipeline'

• ssh into server -> ssh-keygen
• copy private key paste into Jenkins credential ( cat /var/www/vhosts/[YOUR_DOMAIN]/.ssh/id_rsa )
• copy public key paste into your bitbucket repo ( cat /var/www/vhosts/[YOUR_DOMAIN]/.ssh/id_rsa.pub )
• in Jenkins pipeline config select the credential you just created in Jenkins

• create jenkins multibranch pipeline job
• link to git repo , use ssh key added in credentials
• Under build configuration select Jenkinsfile

• add node plugin in global tools,
• select a version of node and set the name like this: node-12-3-1
• in Jenkinsfile reference the name you gave above like this: tools {nodejs "node-12-13-1"}

On Jenkins

• install ‘bitbucket' plugin in jenkin
• create jenkins freestyle project
• under Source Code Management > connect to bitbucket git rep
• under Build Triggers > select Build when a change is pushed to BitBucke
• under Build > select pipeline job to be triggered

On Bitbucket

• go to repo select > settings > web hooks
• give a title then give a url of : http://[YOUR_DOMAIN]:8888/bitbucket-hook/
• select > trigger on repository push