Running “mvn clean install” maven command using ansible module
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I am trying to implement the CI/CD pipeline for my project. I am using Ansible , Docker and jenkins. SVN checkout , Image docker image building , image pushing to Dockerhub , Pulling and deploying etc every stages are planning to do using ansible roles.Now I successfully implemented sample svncheckout , image building and pushing and docker image deploying using ansible modules.
I am using Maven build tool.So here I have confusion that , after checkouting from svn repository , I need to run "mvn clean install" using ansible. Noow I am trying to find a ansible module. But i did ot got ansible module . For doing this is there any ansible module for maven like docker_image and svn ? How I can run maven commands using ansible role ?
maven docker ansible
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I am trying to implement the CI/CD pipeline for my project. I am using Ansible , Docker and jenkins. SVN checkout , Image docker image building , image pushing to Dockerhub , Pulling and deploying etc every stages are planning to do using ansible roles.Now I successfully implemented sample svncheckout , image building and pushing and docker image deploying using ansible modules.
I am using Maven build tool.So here I have confusion that , after checkouting from svn repository , I need to run "mvn clean install" using ansible. Noow I am trying to find a ansible module. But i did ot got ansible module . For doing this is there any ansible module for maven like docker_image and svn ? How I can run maven commands using ansible role ?
maven docker ansible
edited Nov 7 at 14:03
kostix
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asked Nov 7 at 13:36
Jacob
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Https://docs.ansible.com/ansible has a List of all modules page; and even if there isn’t specifically amvn installmodule you can always use the command module to do whatever you need to.
– David Maze
Nov 7 at 14:31
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I am trying to implement the CI/CD pipeline for my project. I am using Ansible , Docker and jenkins. SVN checkout , Image docker image building , image pushing to Dockerhub , Pulling and deploying etc every stages are planning to do using ansible roles.Now I successfully implemented sample svncheckout , image building and pushing and docker image deploying using ansible modules.
I am using Maven build tool.So here I have confusion that , after checkouting from svn repository , I need to run "mvn clean install" using ansible. Noow I am trying to find a ansible module. But i did ot got ansible module . For doing this is there any ansible module for maven like docker_image and svn ? How I can run maven commands using ansible role ?
maven docker ansible
edited Nov 7 at 14:03
kostix
29.6k647101
asked Nov 7 at 13:36
Jacob
103422
I am trying to implement the CI/CD pipeline for my project. I am using Ansible , Docker and jenkins. SVN checkout , Image docker image building , image pushing to Dockerhub , Pulling and deploying etc every stages are planning to do using ansible roles.Now I successfully implemented sample svncheckout , image building and pushing and docker image deploying using ansible modules.
I am using Maven build tool.So here I have confusion that , after checkouting from svn repository , I need to run "mvn clean install" using ansible. Noow I am trying to find a ansible module. But i did ot got ansible module . For doing this is there any ansible module for maven like docker_image and svn ? How I can run maven commands using ansible role ?
maven docker ansible
maven docker ansible
edited Nov 7 at 14:03
kostix
29.6k647101
asked Nov 7 at 13:36
Jacob
103422
edited Nov 7 at 14:03
kostix
29.6k647101
asked Nov 7 at 13:36
Jacob
103422
edited Nov 7 at 14:03
kostix
29.6k647101
edited Nov 7 at 14:03
kostix
29.6k647101
edited Nov 7 at 14:03
kostix
29.6k647101
29.6k647101
asked Nov 7 at 13:36
Jacob
103422
asked Nov 7 at 13:36
Jacob
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asked Nov 7 at 13:36
Jacob
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Https://docs.ansible.com/ansible has a List of all modules page; and even if there isn’t specifically amvn installmodule you can always use the command module to do whatever you need to.
– David Maze
Nov 7 at 14:31
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Https://docs.ansible.com/ansible has a List of all modules page; and even if there isn’t specifically amvn installmodule you can always use the command module to do whatever you need to.
– David Maze
Nov 7 at 14:31
Https://docs.ansible.com/ansible has a List of all modules page; and even if there isn’t specifically a
mvn install module you can always use the command module to do whatever you need to.– David Maze
Nov 7 at 14:31
Https://docs.ansible.com/ansible has a List of all modules page; and even if there isn’t specifically a
mvn install module you can always use the command module to do whatever you need to.– David Maze
Nov 7 at 14:31
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If you couldn't find a module for your specific task, you have two options:
- Write your own in Python. Put them into 'library/' directory of the role or playbook.
- Use
commandorshellmodule to execute desired behavior.
Some systems are way too complex to be quickly implemented as ansible modules, nevertheless, it's often very easy to use their CLI.
answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
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If you cannot find any ansible plugin for maven. You can use the shell module to do that.
Here is an example:
- name: Running mvn clean
shell: "mvn clean install"
register: mvn_result
- name: "mvn clean task output"
debug:
var: mvn_result
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
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If you couldn't find a module for your specific task, you have two options:
- Write your own in Python. Put them into 'library/' directory of the role or playbook.
- Use
commandorshellmodule to execute desired behavior.
Some systems are way too complex to be quickly implemented as ansible modules, nevertheless, it's often very easy to use their CLI.
answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
1,33551730
add a comment |
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If you couldn't find a module for your specific task, you have two options:
- Write your own in Python. Put them into 'library/' directory of the role or playbook.
- Use
commandorshellmodule to execute desired behavior.
Some systems are way too complex to be quickly implemented as ansible modules, nevertheless, it's often very easy to use their CLI.
answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
1,33551730
add a comment |
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up vote
1
down vote
If you couldn't find a module for your specific task, you have two options:
- Write your own in Python. Put them into 'library/' directory of the role or playbook.
- Use
commandorshellmodule to execute desired behavior.
Some systems are way too complex to be quickly implemented as ansible modules, nevertheless, it's often very easy to use their CLI.
answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
1,33551730
If you couldn't find a module for your specific task, you have two options:
- Write your own in Python. Put them into 'library/' directory of the role or playbook.
- Use
commandorshellmodule to execute desired behavior.
Some systems are way too complex to be quickly implemented as ansible modules, nevertheless, it's often very easy to use their CLI.
answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
1,33551730
answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
1,33551730
answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
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answered Nov 9 at 15:15
George Shuklin
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If you cannot find any ansible plugin for maven. You can use the shell module to do that.
Here is an example:
- name: Running mvn clean
shell: "mvn clean install"
register: mvn_result
- name: "mvn clean task output"
debug:
var: mvn_result
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
Yassine Fadhlaoui
717
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0
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If you cannot find any ansible plugin for maven. You can use the shell module to do that.
Here is an example:
- name: Running mvn clean
shell: "mvn clean install"
register: mvn_result
- name: "mvn clean task output"
debug:
var: mvn_result
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
Yassine Fadhlaoui
717
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
If you cannot find any ansible plugin for maven. You can use the shell module to do that.
Here is an example:
- name: Running mvn clean
shell: "mvn clean install"
register: mvn_result
- name: "mvn clean task output"
debug:
var: mvn_result
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
Yassine Fadhlaoui
717
If you cannot find any ansible plugin for maven. You can use the shell module to do that.
Here is an example:
- name: Running mvn clean
shell: "mvn clean install"
register: mvn_result
- name: "mvn clean task output"
debug:
var: mvn_result
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
Yassine Fadhlaoui
717
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
Yassine Fadhlaoui
717
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
Yassine Fadhlaoui
717
answered Nov 10 at 0:00
Yassine Fadhlaoui
717
717
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Https://docs.ansible.com/ansible has a List of all modules page; and even if there isn’t specifically a
mvn installmodule you can always use the command module to do whatever you need to.– David Maze
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