Hey! I made this vagrant environment using ansible_local provisioner (in case you have Windows as host OS). This code creates and provisions 3 VMs in VirtualBox using Vagrant and Ansible:

• app (192.168.77.21): sample application (hostname: app.explorium)
• registry (192.168.77.22): docker registry (hostname: registry.explorium)
• jenkins (192.168.77.23): jenkins master (hostname: jenkins.explorium)

SSH user/pass for all vms
User: root
Password: explorium
Port: 22

alternatively you can use:
vagrant ssh app
vagrant ssh registry
vagrant ssh jenkins

Jenkins URL: https://jenkins.explorium Registry: https://registry.explorium App: https://app.explorium

The packages you need to install on your host machine in order to run this code:

1. VirtualBox (latest)
2. Vagrant (latest)

It would be good idea to add these host entries to your hosts file:

192.168.77.21   app.explorium           app
192.168.77.22   registry.explorium      registry
192.168.77.23   jenkins.explorium       jenkins

It's very simple and straightforward.
To run this code do the steps below:

git clone https://github.com/gothicfann/explorium-demo
cd explorium-demo/
vagrant up

wait for it to finish provisioning all three vms.

At the end of Jenkins provisioning Initial Admin Password will be printed to the terminal. Copy it!

1. Visit the Jenkins URL (https://jenkins.explorium) using browser and use Initial Admin Password to unlock it.
2. Install all suggested plugins.
3. Sign up or continue with admin user.
4. Click create new jobs. Set some name for project, choose Pipeline,click OK.
5. At the bottom from dropdown menu choose Pipeline script from SCM. Choose Git as SCM.
6. Paste following github repository url: https://github.com/gothicfann/angular-realworld-example-app.
7. Save pipeline and run build. Wait for it to finish.
8. Check new version of application on: https://app.explorium

This Angular project is forked from https://github.com/gothinkster/angular-realworld-example-app.

This project is tested on Linux (Fedora 31). It should work also on Windows too (but have not tested).

Thanks!

Irakli Korpashvili