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Advanced Maven

The Advanced Maven training course builds on the Working with Maven course and focuses on advanced Maven features and concepts. Getting the Most out of Apache Maven begins with a quick review of Apache Maven. During the review, the course quickly touches key technological and architectural concepts (POM, project configuration, task execution, etc.), and then explores the current state of Maven and the changes that have taken place in Maven 3. Once the foundation has been laid, the course takes an in-depth dive into repository management, versioning, release management, and continuous integration.

5 Days | Online/Classroom

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Prerequisites

Build engineers, DevOps engineers, and software engineers looking to take their Maven knowledge to the next step.

Training Outcomes

  • Correctly write and configure the POM file
  • Transition from Maven 2 to Maven 3
  • Setup Maven jobs for a continuous integration server
  • Deploy to Nexus
  • Design custom skins and templates

COURSE OUTLINE

Module 1: Review of Core Maven Concepts
Module 2: Repository Management
Module 3: Release Management
Module 4: Maven Repositories and Versions
Module 5 : Maven Repositories and Versions using Multi-module projects
Module 6 : Continuous Integration with Bamboo (or Jenkins)
Module 7 : Maven Site Reporting
Module 1: Review of Core Maven Concepts
  • POM
  • Project Configuration
  • Profiles
  • Dependencies, Dependency Management, and Transitive Dependencies
  • Moving From Maven 2 to Maven 3

 

Module 2: Repository Management
  • What is an Enterprise Repository?
  • Nexus Repositories and Security
  • Deploying to Nexus with Maven
  • Managing Maven Settings with Nexus
  • Configuring Procurement in Nexus
  • Performing a Staged Release
Module 3: Release Management
  • Release Management
  • The Maven Release Plugin
  • Developer Release Workflow
  • Integration with Source Control
  • Example Using Subversion
Module 4: Maven Repositories and Versions
  • Declaring Repositories
  • Differences between mirrors and repositories
  • Differences between SNAPSHOT and releases
Module 5 : Maven Repositories and Versions using Multi-module projects
  • Setting up a multi-module project used by others in Nexus
  • Differences between SNAPSHOT and releases
  • Each project is each onto their own
Module 6 : Continuous Integration with Bamboo (or Jenkins)
  • What is Continuous Integration?
  • Benefits of Continuous Integration
  • Comparisons of CI Servers/Products
  • Setting Up a Maven Job in the CI server
  • Monitoring Builds
  • Demonstration of CI server
Module 7 : Maven Site Reporting
  • Using plugins to add additional reports
  • Creating content
  • Building a multimodule site
  • Selecting individual reports
  • Creating custom templates and skins

LAB SPECIFICATIONS

Apache Maven - Lab
Apache Maven - Lab
  • Step 1. Install Maven
  • Step 2. Create a Maven Project
  • Step 3. Create a Web Application from an Archetype
  • Step 4. Add Web Site, Static Analysis, and Code Coverage
  • Step 5. A Multi-Module Project
  • Step 6. Create a Standard Set of Dependencies
  • Step 7. Write a Simple Maven Plugin
  • Step 8. Create an Archetype
  • Step 9. Create a Corporate Repository
  • Step 10. Deploy to the Corporate Repository
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