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    This document outlines steps to create an automated CI/CD pipeline using Jenkins, Docker, and AWS that will build, test, and deploy a Java project to an EC2 instance whenever code is pushed to a GitHub repository. It requires having GitHub, DockerHub, and AWS accounts, and knowledge of Jenkins, Docker, and Maven. The first step is to setup the Jenkins server on an EC2 instance by installing Java, Jenkins, Maven, and Docker to build and deploy the project as a Docker image.

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    n this article, we will be creating an automated CI/CD pipeline for your Java

    project using Jenkins, Docker, and AWS. With this pipeline, your project will be
    automatically built, tested, and deployed to your AWS EC2 instance every time you
    push code to your GitHub repository.

    Prerequisite:

    GitHub and DockerHub account

    AWS account and knowledge of EC2 Instances

    Knowledge of Jenkins, Docker, and Maven

    Step 1: Setup Jenkins Server


    First set up the Jenkins server to create a pipeline. Launch an EC2 instance and
    install Java and Jenkins into it. Follow this article to set up a Jenkins server.
    You need to install Maven and Docker as well. Maven to build the Java project and
    Docker to build the docker image in Jenkins. SSH into your instance and install
    maven and Docker using the below commands. For Jenkins, I am using an Ubuntu
    instance.

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