You can use the Jenkins CLI to manage CasC bundles and create a new item in the operations center based on a CasC items.yaml file.
Commands
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| Lists all available controller CasC bundles on the operations center. | None. |
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| Checks for bundle updates. If a bundle update is available, you can issue the | None. |
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| Regenerates the token and returns the new bundle information when successful. |
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| Specifies the availability pattern to define the path to controllers that can use the bundle. |
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| Specifies the default global availability pattern behavior for the controller CasC bundle. |
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| Uses the availability pattern defined in the |
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| Assigns a bundle to a controller and returns the bundle information when successful. For this command to be successful, you must first define the availability pattern for the bundle using the |
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| Specifies a default bundle that is pre-selected in the operations center controller configuration screen when setting up a new controller and returns the bundle information when successful. The default bundle is pre-selected for controllers that match the availability pattern of the default bundle. To set the availability pattern of the default bundle, you can use the Specifying a default bundle does not assign the bundle to a controller. When setting up a new controller in the operations center, you must click Save or Apply from the controller configuration screen to assign the pre-selected bundle to the controller. | Name: bundle-id
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| Applies the bundle update without restarting the instance, when possible. | None. |
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| Creates a new item in the operations center based on an |
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| Assigns a bundle to a controller and returns the bundle information when successful. For this command to be successful, you must first define the availability pattern for the bundle using the
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Command examples
| In the command examples, "admin" is the name of the user attempting to send the request and "https://my-operations-center.com/" is the operations center URL. These examples authenticate using an API token. |
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Response examples
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{
"bundles":[
{
"linkFileContent":"url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n",
"regex":"folder1/.*",
"name":"casc-bundle-java",
"availabilityPatternFromYaml": true,
"url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java",
"token":"",
"usedBy": [
"folder1/controller1"
],
"availableFor": [
"folder1/controller1",
"folder1/controller2"
]
}
]
}A new version of the configuration bundle is available.{
"linkFileContent":"url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n",
"regex":"folder1/.*",
"name":"casc-bundle-java",
"availabilityPatternFromYaml": true,
"url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java",
"token":""
}"folder1/.*"true"folder1/controller1"{
"linkFileContent": "url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n",
"regex":"folder1/.*",
"name":"casc-bundle-java",
"availabilityPatternFromYaml": true,
"url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java",
"token":""
}{
"linkFileContent": "url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n",
"regex":"folder1/.*",
"name":"casc-bundle-java",
"availabilityPatternFromYaml": true,
"url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java",
"token":""
}Bundle successfully reloaded.Created items on /folder1{
"linkFileContent": "url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n",
"regex":"folder1/.*",
"name":"casc-bundle-java",
"availabilityPatternFromYaml": true,
"url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java",
"token":""
}Response model
| Element | Type | Description |
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availableFor | array of objects | Controllers that can be assigned to the bundle based on the availability pattern. |
availabilityPatternFromYaml | string | Returns |
bundles | array of objects | All bundles available on the operations center. |
linkFileContent | string | Contains two entries in string format enclosed in quotes and separated by newline characters: url and token. The url is the bundle URL where the operations center exposes its content. The token is the access token for the bundle. |
name | string | The name of the folder that contains the CasC bundle. For example, |
regex | string | The full path to one or more controllers in the operations center that can use the bundle. This must be a regular expression. It defines the bundles you can assign to a controller. For example, |
token | string | The access token for the bundle. |
url | string | The bundle URL where the operations center exposes its content. |
usedBy | string | The names of controllers assigned to the bundle. |
Status and exit codes
| Code | Description |
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0 | Success |
6 | Not authorized. Administrator permission required. |
3 | The provided parameter (bundle id or controller path) does not match the available bundles. |
Examples for configuring a controller using CasC
Once the CasC bundle has been configured in the operations center, you can define an availability pattern to make the bundle available to controllers, assign the bundle to a controller, and specify a default bundle.
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Issue the
casc-bundle-listcommand to list all available CasC bundles on the operations center. For example:java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -auth admin:rG57xFa2eFrCeWjG4NKU5QMJeW9TzfSkym -s https://my-operation-center.com/ -webSocket casc-bundle-listIn this example, there is one bundle named
casc-bundle-java:{ "bundles":[ { "linkFileContent":"url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n", "regex":"", "name":"casc-bundle-java", "availabilityPatternFromYaml": true, "url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java", "token": "", "usedBy": [], "availableFor": [] } ] } -
Define the availability pattern for the bundle. You have two options:
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Option 1: Issue the
casc-bundle-set-availability-patterncommand to define the path to the controllers that can use the bundle. For example:java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -auth admin:rG57xFa2eFrCeWjG4NKU5QMJeW9TzfSkym -s https://my-operation-center.com/ -webSocket casc-bundle-set-availability-pattern -b casc-bundle -p "folder1/.*"If successful, the specified availability pattern is returned:
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Option 2: Issue the
casc-bundle-set-global-availability-pattern-behaviorcommand to define the default global availability pattern behavior for bundles that do not have an availability pattern defined. This option provides more flexibility, but is less secure. For example:java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -auth admin:rG57xFa2eFrCeWjG4NKU5QMJeW9TzfSkym -s https://my-operation-center.com/ -webSocket casc-bundle-set-global-availability-pattern-behavior -v trueIf successful, the default global availability pattern behavior is returned:
true
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Issue the
casc-bundle-set-controllercommand to assign a bundle to a controller. For example:java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -auth admin:rG57xFa2eFrCeWjG4NKU5QMJeW9TzfSkym -s https://my-operation-center.com/ -webSocket casc-bundle-set-controller -b casc-bundle-java -c folder1/controller1If successful, the bundle information is returned:
{ "linkFileContent":"url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n", "regex":"folder1/.*", "name":"casc-bundle-java", "availabilityPatternFromYaml": true, "url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java", "token":"" } -
Issue the
casc-bundle-listcommand again. For example:java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -auth admin:rG57xFa2eFrCeWjG4NKU5QMJeW9TzfSkym -s https://my-operation-center.com/ -webSocket casc-bundle-listThe
casc-bundle-javabundle is now assigned tofolder/controller1and also available for assignment tofolder1/controller2, based on the availability pattern you defined.{ "bundles":[ { "linkFileContent":"url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n", "regex":"folder1/.*", "name":"casc-bundle-java", "availabilityPatternFromYaml": true, "url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java", "token":"" "usedBy": [ "folder1/controller1" ], "availableFor": [ "folder1/controller1", "folder1/controller2" ] } ] } -
Optionally, specify a default bundle to pre-select a bundle in the controller configuration screen when setting up a new controller. For example, to specify
casc-bundle-javaas the default bundle, issue thecasc-bundle-set-default-bundlecommand:java -jar jenkins-cli.jar -auth admin:rG57xFa2eFrCeWjG4NKU5QMJeW9TzfSkym -s https://my-operation-center.com/ -webSocket casc-bundle-set-default-bundle -b casc-bundle-javaIf successful, the default bundle information is returned:
{ "linkFileContent": "url: \"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java\"\ntoken: \"\"\n", "regex":"folder1/.*", "name":"casc-bundle-java", "availabilityPatternFromYaml": true, "url":"https://my-operation-center.com/config-bundle/casc-bundle-java", "token":"" }