Docker, microservices, Continuous Delivery are currently some of the most popular topics in the world of programming. In an environment consisting of dozens of microservices communicating with each other, it seems to be particularly important the automation of the testing, building, and deployment process. Docker is an excellent solution for microservices because it can create and run isolated containers with service.
Today, I’m going to present you how to create a basic Continuous Delivery pipeline for sample microservices using a popular software automation tool: Jenkins.
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