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Node.js, which method to use in an enterprise environment using Jenkins and Chef?

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Context

We are currently working with the Jenkins server and are using the Chef Server for our configuration management. We are moving towards a more continuous deployment environment, and this is the workflow that I worked on:

  • The code gets a GIT flag
  • Gitlab launches Jenkins to launch a new build
  • Jenkins pulls the last code and runs npm install
  • Jenkins creates RPM using FPM
  • RPM is uploaded to the RPM repository
  • Jenkins downloads the chef cookbook, which is located in the git application repository for Chef Server.
  • Jenkins launches a new application deployment by running the chef client.
  • The new RPM is installed in the heap for deployment.

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