Building a private CI/CD pipeline with Java and Docker in the Cloud
summary
Shows a concrete pipeline that uses a universal artifact repository (example: Artifactory) to host virtual repositories for dev/staging/prod and to promote immutable Docker images via REST API instead of rebuilding. Demonstrates a two-build strategy: a less-frequent framework image (own base image, JDK/WildFly) and a fast application build that injects the war, plus sandwich testing pattern to validate framework vs. app. Explains why mutable tags fail, how URL rewrite or virtual ports map registries, and that promotion avoids large re-pushes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 5:50The Promotion Pyramid
- 8:24FAST AND CHEAP BUILDS
- 14:01Traditional Server Pattern
- 14:17Immutable Server Pattern
- 16:31The Anatomy of Docker Tag
- 24:46Minimal Framework build Docker file
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