ANNA UNIVERSITY,CHENNAI .

GKM
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
(SPONSPERED BY SUGANTHI EDUCATIONAL TRUST)

(AN ISO ISO: 9001 :2005 CERTIFIDE, APPROVED BY AICTE ,AFFLIATED TO ANNA UNIVERSITY)

G.K.M NAGAR,New Perungalathur(Near Tambaram) Chennai-600 063.

(BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY)

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA

SCIENCE

LABORATORY RECORD

NAME : …………………………………….

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SEMESTER :…………………………………….

YEAR :…………………………………….

BRANCH : …………………………………….

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE

REG NO:

Name of the lab

Department of Certified that this is a bonafide record

of the work done by of Class

in the Laboratory during the Year

Signature of Staff-in-Charge Head of the Department

Internal Examiner External Examiner

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 INDEX
[Link] Date Name of the Experiment Page Marks Sign
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Completed / Incomplete Staff-in-Charge

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 [Link] CREATE MAVEN BUILD PIPELINE IN AZURE

Date:

AIM:
To create maven build pipeline in Azure

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Install Apache Maven Zip file

Step 2: Go to folder where apache maven downloaded

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Step 3: Right Click & Extract the Zip file

Step 4: Click the Extracted file

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Step 5: Select bin folder

Step 6: Copy bin folder path

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Step 7: Open Environmental Variable

Step 8: Select path and click edit

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 Step 9: Click New and paste the copied path

Step 10: Click ok

Step 11: Open Command Prompt

>> mvn --version

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Step 12: Maven Verified

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RESULT:
Thus, creating maven build pipeline in Azure done successfully.

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[Link]: 2 RUN REGRESSION TESTS USING MAVEN BUILD PIPELINE IN AZURE

Date:

AIM:
To run regression tests using Maven Build pipeline in Azure.

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Download Eclipse and install Eclipse IDE for java Developers

Step 2: Open file select new and create maven project

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Step 3: Just Click next

Step 4: New Maven project select Maven-archetype-webapp Version 1.4 .

Step 5: Click Next

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Step 6: Creating maven-archetype-webapp At 33%
completion it will ask Y :: y type y and it
will continue the process

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Step 7: It Shows Build Success

Step 8: Click app1 -> src -> main -> webapp -> WEB –INF

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Step 9: Right click on WEB-INF select new and click on file

Step 10: create new file and click finish

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Step 11: Create a simple HTML program

Step 12: Run html program in web browser

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RESULT:
Thus regression tests using Maven Build pipeline in Azure done successfully.

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[Link] INSTALL JENKINS IN CLOUD

Date:

AIM:
To install Jenkins in Cloud.

PROCEDURE:
Step:1 Download Jenkins from jenkins official page
Note: Java JDK version must be 11 / 17/ 21 to install Jenkins on windows

Step:2 Click the downloaded file and run as administrator

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 Step:3 Click next to install

Step:4 Enter service credentials for the service and click next.

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Step:5 Choose a port for the service and click next

Step:6 Select java home directory and click next

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Step:7 Select the features to be installed and click

Step:8 Click install to begin the installation

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Step:9 Click finish the button to exit the setup

Step:10 Goto google and search locolhost 8080

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Step:11 Opening localhost 8080

Step:12 Unlock jenkins

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Step:13 Goto jenkins folder and search for intial admin password

Step:14 Copy the password

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Step:15 To unlock jenkins paste the password and click continue

Step:16 Click install suggested plugins

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Step:17 plugins installation

Step:18 Create Admin User & click save and continue

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Step:19 Configure jenkins & click save and continue

Step:20 Jenkins setup is complete & click start using jenkins

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RESULT:
Thus installing Jenkins in Cloud done successfully.

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[Link] CREATE CI PIPELINE USING JENKINS

Date:

AIM:
To create CI pipeline using Jenkins.

PROCEDURE:
Step1:Go to jenkins page using localhost 8080

Step 2: Enter an item name as Build and Click Freestyle project& click ok.

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Step 3: From Configure click Build steps and scroll down the page.

Step 4: Click Execute windows batch command as shown below

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Step 5: In command window give a message using echo and click apply and save.

Step 6: The below page will be generated after apply and save.

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Step 7: The same PROCEDURE will be followed for creating Deploy [refer step 2 to step 6].
After creating Deploy the below page will be generated and click on the new item.

Step 8: Enter an item name as Test &click on freestyle project and click ok.

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Step 9: Click apply and save.

Step 10: The below page will be generated after apply and save

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Step 11: The same PROCEDURE will be followed for creating Release [refer test step 9, 10].
After creating Deploy the below page will be generated and click on the new item

Step 12: Click the Build item and Click on the Configure.

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Step 13: Click the Build Steps in Execute Window batch command and click the Build other Projects on
drop down list.

Step 14: Click on the Post build actions in Build other project enter the Deploy as in next item name to
connect here and click the Trigger only if build is stable, Click apply and save.

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Step 15: In Build item –>Downstream project ->Click Deploy.

Step 16: After clicking on the Deploy the below page will be displayed Upstream projects as Build.

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Step 17: The same PROCEDURE will be followed for connecting the Test [refer step 12 to 16]. After
creating Deploy the below page will be generated and click on the new item, connecting the
below page is displayed. It shows Upstream project as Build and Downstream project as Test.

Step 18: After connecting all these items with each other the below page is display. Click the Release
item.

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Step 19: Go to configure & click the Build Triggers ->Build after projects are built, Now in

“project to match” give the Test and click on the “Trigger only if build is stable”, Click apply and
save.

Step 20: After clicking the below page will be displayed the Test as upstream project. Click on the Test.

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Step 21: After connecting all the items together below image will display. If we run the Build item the
connecting Deploy item will display on the Build Queue.

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Step 22: Go to Mange Jenkins scroll down the page and click on plugins.

Step 23: Click on the Installed plugins and check the Pipeline and enable it.

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Step 24: Go to Available plugins and install the Lockable Resources.

Step 25: After installing, the Pipeline Click on New item and Enter an item name as MyPipeline &
click on the Pipeline and click ok to finish.

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Step 26 : After Creating the below page will displayed and click on the Pipeline in side bar
and Choose the Pipeline Script as Definition and Choose the Script default select the Hello world Program in
the drop down menu.

Step 27: After Clicking it the below page is display, Click on the Use Groovy Sandbox and Click Apply
and Save.

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Step 28: After creating the Pipeline the below page is display and click on the run button to
run the program and open it.

Step 29: After opening the page the below page will display and Click on the Hello.

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Step 30: After Clicking Hello the below page will displayed and click on the Logs.

Step 31: By clicking on the Logs the OUTPUT will display on the top of the screen like below image.

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RESULT:
Thus, Creating CI pipelines using Jenkins done successfully.

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[Link] CREATE A CD PIPELINE IN JENKINS AND DEPLOY IN CLOUD

Date:

AIM :
To create a Continuous Deployment (CD) pipeline using Jenkins for automating the deployment
of applications on a cloud platform, ensuring faster and reliable delivery of updates.

PROCEDURE :
Step 1: Set Up Jenkins
 Install Jenkins on a server or use a cloud-hosted Jenkins instance.
 Configure Jenkins by installing necessary plugins (e.g., Git, Pipeline, Cloud-
specific deployment plugins).
 Create a Jenkins user with appropriate permissions. Step 2:
Prepare the Cloud Environment
 Choose a cloud provider (e.g., AWS, Azure, GCP).
 Set up the infrastructure required for deployment (e.g., virtual machines, Kubernetes
clusters, or app services).
 Generate and securely store the cloud credentials (API keys, access tokens).
Step 3: Create a Jenkins Pipeline
 Navigate to Jenkins and create a new pipeline project.
 Define the pipeline stages in a Jenkinsfile using the following typical structure:
o Checkout Code: Pull code from the version control system (e.g., GitHub).
o Build: Compile and build the application (e.g., Maven, Gradle).
o Test: Run automated tests.

o Deploy: Deploy the application to the cloud environment. Step 4:

Write the Jenkinsfile

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 Example structure: pipeline {
agent any stages
{
stage('Checkout Code') { steps
{
git branch: 'main', url: '[Link]

}
}
stage('Build') { steps
{
sh 'mvn clean package'

}
}
stage('Test') {
steps {
sh 'mvn test'

}
}
stage('Deploy') {
steps {
sh 'aws deploy push --application-name AppName --s3-location
s3://bucket-name/'

}
}
}
}
Step 5: Integrate Jenkins with Cloud

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  Configure cloud provider plugins in Jenkins (e.g., AWS CLI, Azure DevOps).
 Store the cloud credentials in Jenkins using the Credentials Manager.
 Test connectivity between Jenkins and the cloud environment. Step 6 :
Trigger and Monitor the Pipeline
 Start the pipeline manually or configure it to trigger on code commits or schedule.
 Monitor each stage in the Jenkins dashboard for successful execution. Step 7:
Verify Deployment
 Access the deployed application in the cloud environment.
 Perform manual or automated tests to confirm the deployment was successful.

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RESULT :
The experiment successfully demonstrates the creation of a Continuous Deployment
pipeline using Jenkins and its integration with a cloud platform.

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[Link] CREATE AN EXPANSIBLE PLAYBOOK FOR A SIMPLE WEB

APPLICATION INFRASTRUCTURE

Date:

AIM :
To create an Ansible playbook for provisioning and configuring a basic web application
infrastructure, including a web server and database server, ensuring consistency and
automation in deployment.

PROCEDURE :
Step 1: Set Up Ansible
 Install Ansible on a control node (e.g., Linux system).
 Configure SSH access to managed nodes (web server and database server) by
setting up passwordless authentication using SSH keys.
 Define the inventory file (hosts) to list the target nodes. Step 2:
Define the Infrastructure
 Decide the components of the infrastructure:
o A web server (e.g., Nginx or Apache).
o A database server (e.g., MySQL).

 Identify required software packages and configurations. Step 3:

Create an Inventory File

 Example hosts file:
[web]
[Link]

[db]
[Link]

Step 4: Write the Ansible Playbook

 Create a YAML file (e.g., web_app_playbook.yml).
 Example playbook:

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 - name: Set up a simple web application infrastructure hosts:
all
become: yes tasks:

- name: Update the system apt:

update_cache: yes
upgrade: dist

- name: Install web server when:

"'web' in group_names" apt:
name: apache2 state:
present

- name: Copy website files when:

"'web' in group_names" copy:
src: /path/to/website/
dest: /var/www/html/
owner: www-data group:
www-data mode: '0644'

- name: Install database server

when: "'db' in group_names" apt:

-name: mysql-server state: present

- name: Start services service:

name: "{{ item }}" state:
started enabled: yes
with_items:
- apache2
- mysql Step 5:

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Execute the Playbook
 Run the playbook using the following command:
bash ansible-playbook -i hosts web_app_playbook.yml Step
6: Verify the Infrastructure
 Check the web server by accessing the application in a browser using the web server’s
IP address.
 Verify the database server by logging into MySQL and ensuring it is functional.
Step 7: Test and Validate
 Test the web application for functionality.
 Confirm the infrastructure meets the requirements and is consistent across the nodes.

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RESULT :
The Ansible playbook successfully provisions and configures a simple web application
infrastructure.
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[Link] BUILD A SIMPLE APPLICATION USING GRADLE

Date:
AIM:
Build a simple application using Gradle

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Download gradle from official website

Step 2: Go to downloads and extract the gradle folder

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Step 3: Extracted gradle folder

Step 4: Copy the bin path from gradle folder

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Step 5: Search environment variable to edit the path

Step 6: Click environment variable

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Step 7: Click new and paste the variable name & variable value as below

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Step 8: In path click edit and paste gradle path

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Step 9: Create a new folder in gradle

Step 10: Open command prompt in that folder refer below picture

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Step 11: Command prompt opened

Step 12: Type the command gradle init and press enter .Now Select the type of project to generate and
we choose number 2 [application]

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Step 13: Select the implementation language and we choose number 3 [Java]

Step 14: Type NO to generate multiple subprojects for application

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Step 15: Select build script DSL and we choose 2 [Groovy]

Step16: Select test framework and we choose number 3 [Spock]

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Step 17: Give project name as sample and enter

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Step 18: Type NO to generate build using new APIs and it gives the Task: init and
display the message as BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Step 19: Now run gradle using the command gradle run

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Step 20: It gives the OUTPUT as Hello World!

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RESULT:

Thus, a simple application using Gradle was Build successfully.

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Ex.N0:8 INSTALL ANSIBLE AND CONFIGURE ANSIBLE ROLES AND

Date: TO WRITE PLAYBOOKS

AIM:
To install Ansible ,Configure Ansible roles and to write playbooks

PROCEDURE:
Step 1: Install Cygwin64 Terminal:

Step 2: Cygwin Net Release setup program

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Step 3: Here we choose the source

Step 4: Select root to install directory

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Step 5: Select the local package directory

Step 6: Here select the your internet connection

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Step 7: Choose a downloaded site

Step 8: Select packages to install

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 Step 9: Review and confirm changes

Step 10: Downloading

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Step 11: installation complete

Step 12: The cygwin was installed successfully.

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INSTALL ANSIBLE:
Step 13: Install Ansible in cygwin command prompt as pip install ansible

Step 14: Create Ansible roles Directory

Step 15: Using change directory command Create ansible roles

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Step 16: Organize the role Structure

Step 17: Write Tasks And Handlers

Step 18: Create Ansible Playbooks Directory

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Step 20: Run the program and we get the OUTPUT

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RESULT:
Thus, installing ansible ,configure ansible roles and to write playbooks done successfully.

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