Webhook jenkins

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated the Jenkins pipeline stage name to "Build docker image" for clarity.
  • Changed the Docker image tag for the web service to latest01 for improved version control.

• Bug Fixes

  • No bug fixes were included in this release.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced clarity in the Jenkinsfile regarding the build process.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the Jenkins pipeline configuration and the Docker Compose file. The Jenkinsfile has updated the name of the "Build" stage to "Build docker image" for clarity, while the functionality remains unchanged. The Docker Compose file has altered the image tag for the web service from latest to latest01, affecting the version of the Docker image used for deployment. Other configurations in both files remain intact.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Jenkinsfile	Renamed stage from "Build" to "Build docker image"
docker-compose.yml	Changed image tag from latest to latest01 for web service

Poem

In the land of code where bunnies play,
A stage got a name change, hip-hip-hooray!
Docker's image now wears a new tag,
With each little change, our progress won't lag.
Hopping through pipelines, we dance with delight,
For every small tweak makes our future so bright! 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)

Jenkinsfile (3)

Line range hint 23-28: Security: Avoid using 'latest' tag in production.

Using the latest tag in both docker_build and docker_push steps is not recommended for production deployments because:

• It's mutable and can lead to unexpected deployments
• Makes it difficult to track which version is deployed
• Complicates rollback procedures

Consider:

1. Using git commit SHA or build number as the tag
2. Implementing image tag as a pipeline parameter

Example fix:

         stage("Build docker image"){
             steps{
                 script{
-                docker_build("notes-app","latest","trainwithshubham")
+                def imageTag = env.GIT_COMMIT.take(7)
+                docker_build("notes-app",imageTag,"trainwithshubham")
                 }
             }
         }
         stage("Push to DockerHub"){
             steps{
                 script{
-                    docker_push("notes-app","latest","trainwithshubham")
+                    docker_push("notes-app",imageTag,"trainwithshubham")
                 }
             }
         }

Also applies to: 29-34

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Line range hint 35-40: Improve deployment strategy.

The current deployment strategy has several concerns:

1. docker compose down stops all containers, leading to downtime
2. No health checks to verify successful deployment
3. No rollback strategy if deployment fails

Consider:

1. Using rolling updates or blue-green deployment
2. Adding health checks
3. Implementing automatic rollback on failure
4. Using environment-specific compose files

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Line range hint 1-40: Consider parameterizing pipeline configuration.

The pipeline has several hard-coded values:

• Git repository URL
• Branch name
• Docker registry/username

Consider:

1. Moving these values to pipeline parameters or environment variables
2. Adding input validation for critical parameters
3. Using credentials from Jenkins credential store instead of hardcoding

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