Bitbucket CI/CD Pipeline Image with JAVA 11 (JDK)

Included the following packages:

• openjdk-11-jdk
• AWS cli
• Kubernetes
• python3-pip
• NodeJs
• software-properties-common
• build-essential
• wget
• curl
• git
• maven
• ssh-client
• unzip
• iputils-ping

This is just an example for bitbucket-pipelines.yml

options:
  docker: true
pipelines:
  branches:
    master:
      - step:
          name: Production Build on Master
          image: ehsaniara/bitbucket-util:latest
          trigger: automatic
          script:
            - mvn clean install

Easy to build your docker during the pipeline:

options:
  docker: true
pipelines:
  branches:
    master:
      - step:
          name: Production Build on Master
          image: ehsaniara/bitbucket-util:latest
          trigger: automatic
          script:
            ...
            - docker build -t ${YOUR_PUBLIC_DOCKER_REGISTRY_URL}:$TAG .
            - docker push ${YOUR_PUBLIC_DOCKER_REGISTRY_URL}:$TAG
            - docker tag ${YOUR_PUBLIC_DOCKER_REGISTRY_URL}:$TAG ${YOUR_PUBLIC_DOCKER_REGISTRY_URL}:$TAG
            - docker push ${YOUR_PUBLIC_DOCKER_REGISTRY_URL}:$TAG
           ...

Easy to run your CI/CD pipeline with Kubernetes:

options:
  docker: true
pipelines:
  branches:
    master:
      - step:
          name: Production Build on Master
          image: ehsaniara/bitbucket-util:latest
          trigger: automatic
          script:
            ...
            - kubectl config set-cluster ${KUBERNETES_PROVIDER_CLUSTER_NAME} --server=${KUBERNETES_PROVIDER_SERVER} --certificate-authority="$(pwd)/kube_ca"
            - kubectl config set-credentials bitbucket --token="$(cat ./kube_token)"
            - kubectl config set-context development --cluster=${KUBERNETES_PROVIDER_CLUSTER_NAME} --user=bitbucket # I assume you have already setup your K8s ServiceAccount
            - kubectl config use-context development
            ...