[Part-3] Running Postman Collections through CI/CD Tool

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If you have missed to read Part - 1 and Part -2, Click below links.
Part 1 - Running Postman Collections through Newman
https://testingeduindia.blogspot.com/2020/07/running-postman-collections-through.html
Part 2 - Configuring the Postman Collection with Newman Dependencies



I have pushed the postman-collections to github.

Now, Running Postman Collections through CI/CD Tool.

Download Jenkins

https://www.jenkins.io/download/

Jenkins Generic Java Package (.war) -- 2.222.3




Download Jenkins War LTS  - Windows to below folder

C:\Installers\Jenkins 



Start War File with Port Number

By default it would start on 8080 port, but i will configure to start on 8076 port


Navigate to Jenkins War Folder C:\Users\skadiyala>cd C:\Installers\Jenkins

Then Run Jenkins War File on 8076 Port

C:\Installers\Jenkins>java -jar "jenkins.war" --httpPort=8076


Jenkins initial setup is required. An admin user has been created and a password generated.

Please use the following password to proceed to installation.

Install all suggested plugins during the setup.




Most Important: Plugin is Git.


Then create a Admin Username/Password to get started.



Start using Jenkins, by running: localhost:8076 in web browser.





Click on New Item


Enter an Item Name: Postman-CICD-Demo


Select Project: Pipeline




We will now switch to Postman Collection Folder containing "postman-api-testing-collection-1.json"

>>>> Push to Git etc.



In the Pipeline, Update the Definition and Script.


Here, we are fetching the postman collections from Git , Installing Node Dependencies and Running API-Tests.



Then running the Build Now. will display the results on Status Page.



Build is successful and Logs are displayed for each stage.

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