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Apache Maven installation on Linux

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How to install Maven on CentOS/RHEL/Fedora? Hello dear DevOps Hunter! In this exciting post we will discuss on the most popular build tool 'Maven'. Maven is an Open source project under the Apache Licence. It is one of the best speeding software project management tool. Maven 3 installation on CentOS RHEL Fedora Using Apache Maven we can do the following tasks: extract source code build the package deploy to target test the application basic sanity The trending build tool for Java enterprise level Projects, it works based on 'pom.xml' file a Project Object Model (POM). The greatest advantage of Maven is plugin support for libraries.  Install Maven There are two basic distributions of Maven installers: binary and source archives. If you need the installation should be done quick then use the binary installer, where you need simple extraction of archives. On the other hand, source archives will take time and three steps you need to follow: c...

Jenkins Installation on CentOS7/RHEL/Fedora and Ubuntu

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Hello DevOps enthusiast, I'm here with another interesting article on one more DevOps automation tool that is Jenkins CI, where I've explored all possible new learnings which will be used by DevOps. Jenkins installation on CentOS or RHEL or Fedora Simple instructions I've made for reference, which I've used. What are the Pre-requisites for the Jenkins installation Good speed of Internet Either of the platforms will be working: Vagrant installed VirtualBox installed to pull CentOS7 box AWS RHEL instance up and running  Bring up the CentOS/7 box (optional) Note: Ignore this section if you have a Cloud instance ready. Step 1: Create your own CentOS7 vagrant box with the following DSL Vagrantfile: Vagrant.configure(2) do |config| config.vm.box = "centos/7" config.vm.boot_timeout=600 config.vm.host_name = "mydev.devopshunter.com" config.vm.network "private_network", ip: "192.168.33.100" config.vm.syn...

Git Installation on CentOS RHEL Oracle Linux

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Hey! DevOps engineer, In this blog post I would like to share my discussion target as 'Git for Beginners'. Here I would like to start the Git Installation and configuration on CentOS 7 or Oracle Linux or RHEL all looks like the same process. The configuration steps you can also run on the Windows Git Bash as well. Git Installation on CentOS This is a Very Simple process, let's do the experiment now. The pre-requisite is VM or Cloud instance ready to connect. The following experiment executed on the CentOS7 Virtual Box configured on the Vagrantfile. 1. Git Installation in RHEL/CentOS/Oracle Linux  Install Git from Source Select the latest stable version from the Download location: https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/  Before you begin, first you need to install required software dependencies from the default repositories, along with the utilities that needed to build a binary from source: yum groupinstall -y 'Development Tools'; yum in...

HOWTO uninstall GIT old version?

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HOW to uninstall GIT old version on CentOS7? Hello everyone!! This is a common requirement of every GitOps engineer task.  After a while the older version you may not feel to continue once you see the latest version same way for Git. Uninstall Git from CentOS Assuming that you have Linux box already Git installed and want to remove it due to: Git long back on a CentOS7.  The installed version with yum command might be pulled older version due to repo not sync with the latest Git changes  First you need to check your git version using git --version Let see this Example: [vagrant@mydev ~]$ git --version git version 1.8.3.1 Here to uninstall you need root access, switch to root user sudo -i Sample  [vagrant@mydev ~]$ sudo -i [root@mydev ~]#  If you installed git by using yum package manager then same will be used to remove it. yum remove git [root@mydev ~]# yum remove git Loaded plugins: fastestmirror Resolving Dependencies --> Runn...

Installation of Docker CE for Docker Host and Docker Client on Ubuntu 19.04

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In this blog-post, I would like to discuss the detailed steps that involved for install the latest version of  Docker as Learning Lab on your own laptop or desktop. The same set of exercise can be done on any cloud instance as well. Here is the ideology for setting up a lab in your laptop both docker server and docker client in different VirtualBox. Hope this picture gives more details! Docker Host and Docker Client setup in a Laptop Docker Installation prerequisites The list of the prerequisites are : Ubuntu 19.04 64bit OS [ 16.xx above recommended ]  User with sudo privileges vagrant by default  Vagrant Installed Oracle VirtualBox Installed  Good speed internet  Let's get started now with the following sequence of steps that could carry out to build Two Docker server and Docker Client on the Ubuntu 19.04 on VirtualBox. Docker Host runs on 192.168.33.250 and the Docker client runs on the 192.168.33.251 IP address. Knowing the IP Addr...