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In this video, we dive deep into building and managing Spring Boot applications using Maven, JFrog, and SonarQube. You'll learn: How to set up Maven and build Spring Boot applications. Step-by-step instructions for compiling, packaging, and creating JAR files. Pushing artifacts to JFrog Artifactory and managing versions. Configuring pom.xml and understanding Maven's lifecycle. Setting up version control with Git and Azure DevOps. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your DevOps skills, this tutorial is packed with insights and practical examples. 👉 Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on DevOps, AWS, Docker, and Kubernetes tutorials! Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction and topics overview: Maven and JFrog. 0:05 - Explanation of practical focus, not theoretical. 0:23 - Code storage location (source) and overview of `pom.xml`. 1:48 - Maven lifecycle overview: validate, compile, test, package, and deploy. 2:28 - Creating an EC2 instance for Maven and JFrog setup. 3:52 - Explanation of free JFrog license for 30 days. 4:13 - EC2 instance creation steps with Ubuntu 22. 5:31 - Maven project setup using Spring Initializr. 8:26 - Maven commands and their interaction with `pom.xml`. 10:21 - Logging into the EC2 instance. 11:19 - Installing Java and Maven on the EC2 instance. 13:31 - Cloning the Pet Clinic application from GitHub. 15:02 - Setting up Azure DevOps repository for code management. 18:08 - Adding SSH authentication between EC2 and Azure DevOps. 20:01 - Modifying and testing `README.md`. 22:04 - Maven lifecycle: validate, compile, and package phases. 27:06 - Testing Spring Boot application after packaging. 29:01 - Updating the application image (static resource). 31:18 - Maven clean and re-packaging changes. 33:23 - Modifying HTML content (`welcome.html`) for testing. 36:27 - Introduction to storing artifacts in JFrog Artifactory. 41:06 - JFrog installation and setup. 46:05 - Accessing the JFrog interface and license configuration. 49:10 - Setting up a Maven repository in JFrog. 52:00 - Creating and configuring `settings.xml` for JFrog integration. 57:20 - First Maven deployment to JFrog (fixing errors). 1:02:29 - Successful artifact upload to JFrog repository. 1:06:52 - Validating deployment success in JFrog. 1:08:04 - Updating artifact versions. 1:10:15 - Final summary and multiple artifact versions stored in JFrog. 1:10:47 - Conclusion and announcements for upcoming sessions. GitHub : https://github.com/saikiranpi/Masteri... Docker : https://hub.docker.com/u/kiran2361993 LinkedIn :   / saikiran-pinapathruni-a0243569   Medium :   / pinapathrunisaikiran   Instagram :   / saikiran_pinapathruni   Want to contribute : https://buymeacoffee.com/saikiranpi Book 1:1 call : https://topmate.io/pinapathruni_saikiran #devops #maven #JFrog #SonarQube #springboot #java #cinematic /CD #cloudcomputing #awscli #aws #docker #azuredevops #javadevelopment #softwareengineering #BuildTools #ArtifactManagement #kubernetestrainer #coding #programminglife #techtutorial #softwaredevelopment #learndevops #cloudnative #devops #maven #JFrog #SonarQube #springboot #java #cicd /CD #tutorial #cloudcomputing