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Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of Bazel for government use
- Understanding the Bazel architecture
Getting Started
- Installing the Bazel runtime and launcher for government systems
- Understanding the Bazel user interface
Understanding the Project Structure and Basic Building Blocks
- Project building components
- Project structure
- Concepts of build logic
Invoking a Target From the Command Line
- Executing a target in Bazel
- Commonly-used commands for government projects
- Output and cache directories for efficient builds
Understanding the Bazel Build Lifecycle
- Phases of the Bazel lifecycle for government workflows
- Configuration file setup
- Programming language rules for compliance and efficiency
Using Bazel Basic Automation For Java Projects
- Setting up a Java project for government use
- Building a Java project with Bazel
- Running the build from the command line in a secure environment
- Inspecting the generated artifact for quality assurance
- Deploying the Java project to government systems
- Driving Bazel from an integrated development environment (IDE)
- Using Bazel in IntelliJ for enhanced productivity
Bazel Dependency Management
- Modeling fine-grained package granularity and dependencies for government projects
- Declaring external dependencies for secure integration
- Declaring an external library and using it in a codebase
- Declaring the JUnit dependency for testing
- Publishing a JAR to a Maven repository for government repositories
- Publishing a Java library to local Maven for internal use
Testing Automation
- Performing automated tests for government applications
- Executing JUnit tests in a secure and compliant manner
Advanced Bazel
- Extension concepts for customizing builds for government needs
- Writing and executing a genrule for specialized tasks
- Remote caching and execution for distributed teams
- Build stamping for version control and audit trails
- Bazel query for deep project insights
- Java toolchains for consistent development environments
Troubleshooting
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Knowledge and experience with the concept of build systems
- Fundamental understanding of the Java programming language
Audience
- Software developers for government
14 Hours
Testimonials (1)
- The trainer's willingness to answer out questions and to help us with the issues - The initial basic part of the course, where the trainer gave us initial information to prepare us for the examples
