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    Docker Infrastructure via docker-compose

    This repository provides a Docker-powered CI tools demo environment via a single command with docker-compose. It assembles popular CI/CD components—Jenkins, SonarQube, Nexus, GitLab, and Selenium Grid—each running in separate containers, facilitating self-contained integration testing or workshops. It’s not intended for production but serves as a practical demo or launchpad for containerized CI stacks. Each tool runs in an isolated container for modular experimentation. Maintained primarily for workshops and proofs of concept, not for production use. ...
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