Real-Time Location Sharing Application - DevOps CI/CD Pipeline

This project is a Real-Time Location Sharing Application developed in Node.js. It follows DevSecOps practices, integrating CI/CD pipelines with GitHub, Jenkins, SonarQube, Docker, and Aqua Trivy. The project emphasizes automation, code quality, security scanning, and containerization.

Implemented CI/CD pipeline

• Implemented a CI/CD Pipeline integrating GitHub with Jenkins for automated build and deployment.
• Utilized SonarQube scanner for code quality analysis and OWASP Dependency-Check for security vulnerability scanning.
• Automated Docker image creation, pushed images to DockerHub, and scanned them using Aqua Trivy.
• Deployed and Containerized the application using Docker, emphasizing secure DevSecOps practices.

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Technologies Used

• Node.js ,Express ,HTML/CSS ,Socket.IO
• Leaflet: Open-source JavaScript library for interactive maps.
• GitHub - Source code repository.
• Jenkins - Continuous Integration & Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) automation server.
• SonarQube - Code quality analysis tool.
• OWASP Dependency-Check - Tool for checking security vulnerabilities in dependencies.
• Docker - Containerization of the application.
• Aqua Trivy - Security scanner for Docker images.
• DockerHub - Container registry to store Docker images.

CI/CD Pipeline Workflow

1. Source Code Management: Code is hosted on GitHub.
2. Jenkins Integration: Every code commit triggers a Jenkins build.
3. Build and Unit Tests: Jenkins builds the Node.js application and runs tests.
4. SonarQube Analysis: Code is scanned by SonarQube for code quality and potential bugs.
5. OWASP Dependency-Check: Automated scanning of libraries for security vulnerabilities.
6. Docker Build: Docker image is created, tagged, and pushed to DockerHub.
7. Aqua Trivy Scan: Docker image is scanned for vulnerabilities using Trivy.
8. Deployment: The containerized application is deployed automatically after successful scans and tests.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/username/repository.git

2. Navigate to the project directory:

3. Make sure you have nodemon installed globally:

   npm install 
   npm start

4. Access the application: Open your browser and go to http://localhost:3000.