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IBM DevOps Services has a Continuous Delivery Pipeline for deploying Cloud Foundry applications, containers, and micro-services to IBM Bluemix. You can use a textual representation of a pipeline defined by a pipeline.yml file, which makes it easy to share and copy interesting pipelines. The Deploy to Bluemix button provides a simple way to clone a project that includes the source files and the Delivery Pipeline configuration.

Very simple java application based upon the Bluemix sample WordCounter sample app https://hub.jazz.net/project/pskhadke/WordCounter/overview that runs within a Liberty application server.

A Dockerfile has been added to package application as a Container. The application can be deployed as either a Cloud Foundry application or a Container on Bluemix.

ShowResult.java has been modified so that it has a two common security issues. This allows the application to be used to demonstrate static code scan capabilities.

To say hello: http://myroute.mydomain?name=myName To say inject a security issue: http://myroute.mydomain?name=<img src=x onerror=alert("ha") />

An interesting pipeline that demonstrates a few more advanced delivery pipeline capabilties

• Package Application
  • Basic ant build to package a war file
• Security Scanning
  • Leverages code scan security services to inspect war archive for security vunerabilities, provides a link to a dashboard of versioned security reports that map to the versioned application archives.
• Deploy Stage
  • Deploys the war as a Cloud Foundry application to Bluemix

The stages are setup with slack notifications. By simply providing a slack WebHook in the stage configuration files you can recieve notifications of just job failures, or all activity in the pipeline.

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