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• All CI services are run and maintained by the Linux Foundation
• The basic layout and operation of services is similar to other Linux Foundation-run sites (e.g. onap.org, acumos.org, etc.)
• The following services are provided:
  • Gerrit: for source code (gerrit.akraino.org)
  • Jenkins: for code builds and unit tests (jenkins.akraino.org)
  • Nexus: for storing artifacts (nexus.akraino.org) and Docker containers (nexus3.akraino.org)
  • SonarQube: for automated code inspection (sonar.akraino.org)
  • Wiki: for documentation (wiki.akraino.org)
  • Jira: for issues (jira.akraino.org)
• All services use HTTPS; in addition, Gerrit also allows ssh

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• All built artifacts are stored in Nexus
  • nexus.akraino.org - .tar, .war, .jar and other files
  • nexus3.akraino.org - Docker containers
• Individual CD processes retrieve from nexus as the result of Gerrit API events

• nexus3 can be used to retrieve Docker containers (it supports Docker v2 API)

   

  . There are four individual repositories here:
  
  

  Repository	Purpose
  nexus3.akraino.org:10001	a read-only repository metagroup that is comprised of the local docker.release and docker.io repositories.
  nexus3.akraino.org:10002	docker.release repo which is where releases should land after they have been blessed. We replicate from this out to the Docker hub organization.
  nexus3.akraino.org:10003	the "normal" repo where snapshots would go.
  nexus3.akraino.org:10004	The docker staging repo. Stage builds go here.

  
  

CI Process - Docker multiarch support