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CI\CD for JEE app

Hello,

 

We have Java Enterprise application.

 

Can we use Bitbucket pipeline for deployment?

Where i can find pipeline examples?

 

Mikl

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Patrik S
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Jan 19, 2023

Hello @Mikl ,

Welcome to Atlassian Community!

You can definitely use bitbucket pipelines to build your java applications. I would suggest taking a look at the following article that provides some examples of using maven or Gradle: 

As for deploying your code to an external server, or a cloud provider (like AWS,Azure,GCloud,etc.) I would recommend checking our deployment pipes : 

Pipes are essentially preconfigured scripts, where most of the complexity of creating the script is already done for you, and you'll just need to supply a few key pieces of information. 

Hope that helps!

Thank you, @Mikl 

Patrik S

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