I will migrate your java project from ant to maven and set up ci cd


About this gig
Your build is an Ant script nobody wants to touch. Or your Maven
build fails and the error means nothing.
I migrated a production Java service from Ant to Maven, then built
its GitLab pipeline: build, quality scan, SAST, and deploy stages,
running on a Kubernetes runner with a self-hosted shell runner for
deployment.
WHAT I HANDLE
-> Ant to Maven migration, including multi-module projects
-> Local /libs jars mapped to real Maven Central dependencies
-> Dependency conflicts and version resolution
-> GitLab CI/CD or GitHub Actions pipelines
-> Build, test, quality scan and deploy stages
-> Docker builds inside the pipeline
-> Deploy scripts with dated backups and rollback
WHAT YOU GET
A build that works on a clean machine, not just yours. Plus a
written explanation of how the pipeline is wired and how to
change it later.
Send me your build.xml or pom.xml and I'll tell you what shape
it's in before you order.
Get to know Sarmad Habib
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- FromPakistan
- Member sinceSep 2024
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FAQ
Can you migrate a multi-module Ant project?
Yes. Multi-module takes longer because the module boundaries often need rethinking, so send me the structure first.
What about jars that aren't on Maven Central?
Common problem. Options are an internal repository, a system-scoped dependency, or installing them locally. I'll tell you which fits and why.
GitLab or GitHub?
Both. I've built more on GitLab, including self-hosted runners.
Can you set up a pipeline without migrating the build?
Yes, if you're already on Maven or Gradle. Message me and I'll quote it.
Do you need access to my repository?
For the pipeline work, yes. Migration alone can be done from a zip.

