By integrating Jenkins and Gitea with webhook, you have full control over your own self-hosted continuous integration (CI) environment
Installing Gitea Plugin on Jenkins
(2 min)
Navigate to Manage Jenkins -> Manage Plugins, click on the Available tab. Search for Gitea, check on it and start installation.
Next, restart Jenkins upon installation completes.
Configuring Gitea
(2 mins)
Firstly, following the initial setup, register a new Jenkins user.
Secondly, create a new Hello-World repository under dojocube account.
Thirdly, add the newly created Jenkins user as the Collaborator.
Configuring Jenkins
(2 mins)
First, navigate to Manage Jenkins -> Configure System, enter the following at the Gitea Servers section:
Name: Gitea Server URL: http://192.168.100.51:30080/
Second, select on the Gitea Organization, and enter the item name as dojocube:
Third, select on the Gitea server and add dojocube (Folder Credentials Provider):
Last, enter owner as dojocube and save configuration:
Jenkins will start the scan and this is the sample result:
Once the Jenkinsfile is added to the repository, my repo appears under the status selection:
Configuring and Testing Webhook in Gitea (Optional)
(2 mins)
In this section, I will add Webhook to Jenkins so that it will automatically trigger a build each time we commits to the repo.
For my setup, the target URL is set as follows:
http://192.168.100.51:30080/gitea-webhook/post?job=dojocube
First, save the Webhook:
Second, click on the Test Delivery button to test the connection:
Third, after a while you will see that the Test Deliver is success:
Finally, I complete the setup for integrating Jenkins and Gitea. In the next post, I will describe on the CI workflow for our Spring Boot application. Stay tuned!