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  • Chores
    • Updated Jenkins pipeline steps and logging for improved clarity and standardization.
    • Changed Docker image references to use a new repository.
    • Simplified README by removing Nginx installation instructions.

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The updates include modifying the Jenkins pipeline script to use standard Jenkins steps and shell commands instead of custom functions, updating Docker image and repository references, and normalizing stage names. The Docker Compose file was changed to use a new Docker image. The README was simplified by removing the Nginx installation section.

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File(s) Change Summary
Jenkinsfile Replaced custom pipeline functions with standard Jenkins steps and shell commands, updated agent label, normalized stage names, changed repository and Docker image references, and added logging.
docker-compose.yml Updated the web service to use a new Docker image (saaddocker419/notes-app:latest).
README.md Removed the Nginx installation section, leaving only the core instructions for the notes app.

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    Jenkins->>GitHub: Clone repository (new URL/branch)
    Jenkins->>Jenkins: Build Docker image (shell command)
    Jenkins->>DockerHub: Authenticate and push Docker image
    Jenkins->>Server: Deploy with docker compose up -d
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🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
docker-compose.yml (1)

4-4: Update of Docker image reference: The image has been updated to saaddocker419/notes-app:latest to match the Jenkins pipeline changes. Consider pinning to a specific version tag rather than latest for deterministic deployments, and verify that the image exists in Docker Hub and that Jenkins credentials have access.

Jenkinsfile (2)

21-26: Docker build with updated tag: The shell command docker build -t saaddocker419/notes-app:latest . correctly aligns with your image naming. For better integration with Jenkins, you could use the docker.build() pipeline step, which manages image IDs and build caching more smoothly.


39-44: Enhance deployment reliability: Running docker compose up -d works for rolling updates, but consider adding docker compose pull before it or using docker compose up -d --force-recreate to guarantee the latest image is pulled and containers are fully refreshed.

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Jenkinsfile (5)

1-1: Confirm shared library configuration: The @Library("shared-lib") directive replaces "Shared". Ensure that shared-lib is properly defined in your Jenkins global configuration (or Jenkinsfile library configuration) so the pipeline can load the intended functions.


3-3: Validate agent label: The agent label has been changed to "one". Verify that a Jenkins node with the label one is available and correctly provisioned; otherwise, the pipeline will fail to allocate an executor.


7-13: Normalized stage name and library invocation: The hello stage now consistently uses lowercase naming and calls hello() within a script block. This aligns with the shared library’s API and stage-naming conventions.


14-19: Simplified Git checkout step: Replaced the custom clone function with the built-in git step targeting main. This is clearer—just confirm that the URL https://github.com/saaaad8/django-notes-app.git is correct and, if it’s a private repo, that Jenkins has the appropriate credentials.


28-37: Standardized Docker push logic: Using docker.withRegistry for authentication followed by a shell push is robust. Ensure that the Jenkins credential ID docker-jenkins has push permissions for saaddocker419/notes-app.

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