webhook-receiver

Gitlab configuration

• Gitlab -> Integrations -> WebHooks
• URL: http://54.93.114.16:7272/gitlab
• Secret Token: THE_URL (e.g. /job/common/job/configuration-service/build?token=pipeline)
• Use this token to validate received payloads. It will be sent with the request in the X-Gitlab-Token HTTP header.
• Trigger: Push events
• SSL verification: turn off

Bitbucket configuration examples

• Bitbucket -> repo -> Settings -> WebHooks -> Add webhook
• https://webhook.javatar.io/bitbucket?jobUrl=job/backend/job/localization-service/buildWithParameters?token=secured-token
• https://webhook.javatar.io/bitbucket?jobUrl=job/backend/job/work-service/buildWithParameters?token=secured-token
• https://webhook.javatar.io/bitbucket?jobUrl=job/frontend/job/work-ui/buildWithParameters?token=secured-token
• https://webhook.javatar.io/bitbucket?jobUrl=job/common/job/api-gateway-service/buildWithParameters?token=secured-token

Jenkins configuration

• Jenkins job type: pipeline
• Trigger builds remotely (e.g., from scripts)
• Authentication Token: pipeline
• Use the following URL to trigger build remotely: THE_URL (e.g. JENKINS_URL/job/common/job/configuration-service/build?token=TOKEN_NAME or /buildWithParameters?token=TOKEN_NAME)

TODO

• support different version of bitbucket, gitlab
  • add filter that amend content type depends on verison header
• support jenkins webhooks
• add persistence storage (mysql, if not specified h2)

docker image release

webhook-receiver on docker hub

mvn clean package
docker build
imageName=webhook-receiver
version=0.1
image=${imageName}:${version}
registry=javatar
docker build -t ${image} .
docker tag ${image} ${registry}/${image}
docker push ${registry}/${image}