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Example Java web-app infrastructure for Continuous Delivery

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Example Java webapp infrastructure for Continuous Delivery

This is an example of a Java webapp project which supports techniques for continuous delivery.

Core concepts are:

  • Embedded Jetty webapp for lightweight configuration, ease of use and single self contained deployment of a single binary to any environment.
  • Scripted deployment of the app which supports both push and pull deployment.

Content:

  • settings.xml.example: Example settings.xml. Rename and put in ~/.m2.
  • pom.xml: Parent pom for the entire project.
  • database/: Contains code for generating DB schema with Liquibase.
  • core/: Domain objects and Dao's.
  • webapp/: Embedded Jetty webapp artifact. Contains the deployable webapp artifact.
  • scripts/: Contains scripts for deploying, starting and monitoring of the webapp.
  • config/: Contains config for the app and the deploy script.

Preconditions:

  • CI environment (e. g. Jenkins)
  • Artifact repository (e. g. Nexus)
  • Database (e. g. MySQL)

Usage:

  • Build it: mvn clean install
  • See Readme.md in sub projects for usage of the different artifacts.

Releasing:

  • mvn release:prepare -DdryRun=true -Dintegration=false
  • mvn release:clean release:prepare release:perform -Dintegration=false -Dgoals=deploy

Skipping targets:

The following options are available to skip certain targets:

  • -DskipTests (skip all tests)
  • -Dintegration=false (skip all integration tests)
  • -DskipAssembly (skip war packaging, appassembler and zip assembly)
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