Kubernetes installation
IntroductionInstallationFrequently asked questionsConfiguration valuesCreating Docker images
Traditional installation
IntroductionSpecial-case installationsInstaller optionsServer topology best practicesDefault installation directories
Graphical UI traditional installation
IntroductionDefault configurationCustom configurationExpress agentExpress agent-onlyAdvanced agent-onlyCloudBees Analytics server
Interactive command-line traditional installation
IntroductionExpress serverAdvanced serverExpress agentExpress agent-only (standalone)Advanced agent-only (standalone)CloudBees Analytics server installation
Silent unattended traditional installation
IntroductionSilent install overviewSilent install argumentsLinux installation examplesWindows installation examplesLinux repository server installation exampleWindows repository server installation exampleWindows or Linux CloudBees Analytics server installation example
Non-server platform UNIX agent installation
IntroductionUNIX agent interactive command-lineUNIX agent unattended
Remote agent tradition installation
IntroductionPrerequisitesPermissionsInstalling via the web interfaceInstalling via the API
Moving the artifact repository in Linux
Moving the artifact repository in Windows
Connecting CloudBees CD/RO to a Microsoft SQL server
Installing the MySQL JDBC driver
Uninstalling CloudBees CD/RO
IntroductionUninstalling CloudBees CD/RO on Linux, Unix, or macOSUninstalling CloudBees CD/RO on WindowsUninstalling the CloudBees Analytics Server on LinuxUninstalling the CloudBees Analytics Server on Windows
Signing in to CloudBees CD/RO
Configuring the CloudBees Analytics server
IntroductionConfiguring initial events for Workload Insights
Introduction
Microservice applications
Traditional applications
IntroductionArtifact stagingSnapshotsRollbackManaging dependencies
Processes
IntroductionApplications and processesCreating processesAdding process stepsProcess branchingPlugin process stepsManual steps and tasksExample: manual step with runtime parameters
Environments
IntroductionCreating environmentsCreating environment tier mapsInventory trackingEnvironment inventoryEnvironment reservationsEnvironment lockingModeling dynamic environmentsAutomated environment discoveryExample: dynamic environment with Amazon and Chef
Master Components
IntroductionMaster Component ExamplesMaster components list
Deployment strategies
IntroductionApplication deploy optionsDeploying and troubleshooting applicationsDeployment packagesDeployment examplesDeploying applications with provisioned cloud resourcesExample: implementing deployment strategies
Property reference use case
Creating a project
Parameters
Full-stack dependency view
Configuration drift
Attaching credentials to processes
Developer task: creating custom plugins
Introduction
Release and Environment Reservations Calendar
Visibility and Status of Release Pipelines
Release Definition
Release Dashboard
Planned Versus Actual View
Path to Production View
Release Summary
Running and Ending Releases
IntroductionPipeline concepts
Pipeline stages and gates
Pipeline access control
Pipeline tasks
Entry and exit gates
Pipeline conditions
Pipeline start and end stages and stage skipping
Wait dependencies
Native CI integration
Event-based triggers
Pipeline UI
IntroductionAuthoring and running pipelines
Defining gate approvals
Pipeline objects and conditions
Pipeline stage summary
Credentials in pipelines
IntroductionPipeline examples
Example: Creating a manual task in a pipeline
Example: plugin pipeline tasks
Example: integrating test automation in release pipelines
Example: leveraging test data management and service virtualization in release pipelines
Example: Surfacing Jenkins build details in Flow