Table of Contents General CLI Environment variables Travis file (.travis.yml) Steps Template Be notified when pipeline fail

Install

• install ruby sudo apt-get install ruby-dev
• then follow here
• login: travis login
• get history: travis history -d
• get last build: travis status

Used for secrets:

• defined in repository'settings
• escape all special characters with backslash

Cheatsheet

Always check .travis.yml file: if invalid, no build will be triggered..

• locally: travis lint .travis.yml , you should get Hooray, .travis.yml looks valid :)
• with web YAML linter - but you will just have YAML checked, not Travis-specific markups

Overview

• login DockerHub: use environment variables echo "$DOCKER_PASSWORD" | docker login -u "$DOCKER_ID" --password-stdin
• push image to DockerHub: docker push <TAG>

Structure

sudo: required
services:
        - <SERVICE_NAME>
before_install:
        - <COMMAND>

script:
        - <COMMAND>

deploy:   
        provider:   <PROVIDER_NAME>
        (..)
        on:
                branch: master
        (..)

Sample: Build a docker image, and deploy it to ASW BS

sudo: required
services:
        - docker

before_install:
        - docker build -t <TAG> -f <DOCKER_FILE> .
script:
        - docker run <TAG>
deploy:   
        provider:   elasticbeanstalk
        region:      ""                                                 
        app:         ""   
        env:         ""   
        bucket_name: ""       
        bucket_path: "<APPLICATION_NAME>"
        on:
                branch: master
        access_key_id:  $AWS_ACCESS_KEY
        secret_access_key:
                secure: $AWS_SECRET_KEY

This is done by default on email, can we also use Travis CLI for this or run Travis locally