I have previously written an article about Gradle sharing, which involves posting about our release practices.
https://codeshelper.com/a/11.
its principle is still using the practice of ssh, write a variety of published task and then execute, the use of jenkins can achieve manual, automatic release.
A set of scripts is platform-wide, avoiding the non-cross-platform situation of shell/bat, and using docker can also be solved with the same principle.

1. add gradle-ssh-plugin plug-in dependency

   plugins {
       id 'org.hidetake.ssh' version '2.9.0'
   }

2. Server configuration

   remotes {
     webServer {
       host = '192.168.1.101'
       user = 'webserver'
       identity = file('id_rsa')
     }
   }

   remotes server information configuration. For more detailed configuration of gradle-ssh-plugin, please see official documentation .

3. deployment task configuration

   task deploy {
     doLast {
       ssh.run {
         session(remotes.webServer) {
           put from: 'example.war', into: '/webapps'
           execute 'sudo service tomcat restart'
         }
       }
     }
   }

   use the gradlew deploy command to run the task, and you will upload example.war to the server / webapps directory, and restart your server tomcat
   you can write various task, according to your deployment needs to easily implement one-click deployment , and this way is completely cross-platform. Whether your development environment is windows, mac, linux, use the same command to deploy
   PS: in the development test environment in this way, I can only say not too easy to use

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