How to install the SonarQube code quality analyzer on Ubuntu Server 20.04

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Looking for a way to analyze your code to find issues and vulnerabilities? SonarQube is exactly what you need. Learn how to install this tool.


Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:23 How to modify kernel system limits
1:33 How to install openjdk 11
2:09 How to install and configure postgresql
5:17 How to download and unpack sonarqube
6:42 How to create a new sonarqube group and user
7:18 How to configure sonarqube
9:16 How to install and configure nginx
10:33 How to access sonarqube
10:45 End screen



What you will learn
1. How to download a tool to analyze your code to help you locate security issues, bugs, vulnerabilities, smells, and general issues.
2. How to install a tool like SonarQube
3. How to install web-based software does an outstanding job of empowering developers to write cleaner, safer code
4. How to modify kernel system limits
a. How to make a few modifications to a couple of kernel system limits
b. How to Open the sysctl.conf file for editing
c. How to edit limits.conf
5. How to install OpenJDK 11
a. How to install the OpenJDK dependency
6. How to install and configure PostgreSQL
a. How to add PostgreSQL in the standard repositories
b. How to Download and install the GPG key
c. How to Create a new apt repository
d. How to Install PostgreSQL
e. How to Start and enable the database service
f. How to Set the PostgreSQL password
g. How to Switch to the postgres user
h. How to Create a new user for the SonarQube database
i. How to Log in to the PostgreSQL console
j. How to Set a password for the new sonar user
k. How to Create the new sonarqube database
l. How to Grant the necessary privileges for the database
m. How to Exit the PostgreSQL console
n. How to Exit out of the postgres user
o. How to Enable the PostgreSQL service
7. How to download and unpack SonarQube
a. How to Move and rename the newly created directory
8. How to create a new SonarQube group and user
a. How to create the user and add it to the group (and set it’s home directory to /opt/sonarqube directory)
b. How to Change the ownership of the /opt/sonarqube directory
9. How to configure SonarQube
a. How to Open the configuration file for editing
10. How to create a systemd file and start the service
a. How to Enable and start the service of sonarqube
11. How to install and configure NGINX
a. How to use NGINX as a reverse proxy for SonarQube
b. How to Start and enable the NGINX service
c. How to Create a new NGINX configuration file
d. How to Restart NGINX
12. How to access SonarQube
13. How to have a powerful tool that can help you create clean, issue-free code


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