Global environment inventory

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The Environment inventory displays information about all deployed applications and their artifacts across all environments.

View environment inventory

  1. From the CloudBees CD/RO main menu, select Deployment Automation  Environment inventory. The Environment inventory page displays.

  2. Select the parameters to view using the following filters:

Environment inventory filters
Figure 1. Environment inventory filters

The dynamic functionality of the system allows:

  • Continuous defining of parameters for a project or application. Each filter selection affects the results displayed.

  • Auto-matching of applications listed as information is entered in the search field.

  • The ability to drag and drop environment columns to customize the view of displayed information.

    If a column is moved, the column order will revert to its original state once a filter is applied, the page changes or reloads, or the page count is changed.

Environment inventory filters

There are several filters available to view the details of a single or multiple applications at once. These filters provide specific parameters to help break down the search for details of a deployed application.

Projects and Applications

The Projects & Applications filter works dynamically by allowing a user to search for either a project or an application.

  • If searching by project, all associated applications are listed.

  • If searching by application, all associated projects are listed.

The filter reflects the chosen project or application unless more than one has been selected, in that case, the filter reflects the number selected only.

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Single selection
Multiple selections
Single project
Figure 2. Single selection
Multiple projects
Figure 3. Multiple selections

All Components

The All Components filter displays the number of components selected from the static list. However, if no projects or applications match the selected component, a message stating There is no data to be displayed will appear on the page.

The filter reflects the chosen component unless more than one was selected, in that case, the filter reflects the number of components selected only. Hovering over the filter displays the entire name of the selected component. The filter format is as follows: <component name> <application name> <project name>.

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Single component
Figure 4. Single selection
Multiple components
Figure 5. Multiple selections

All Environments

The All Environments filter allows searching by environment, rather than project or application. Because the search is dynamic, all associated projects and applications will be displayed along with the environment information.

The filter reflects the chosen environment unless more than one was selected, in that case, the filter reflects the number selected only.

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Single selection
Multiple selections
Single project
Figure 6. Single selection
Multiple projects
Figure 7. Multiple selections

Once environments are displayed, view additional details by selecting the icon next to the environment.

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Environment list
Environment details
Environment selected
Figure 8. Environment list
Environment details
Figure 9. Environment details

All Types

The Types filter displays the number of types selected from the static list. However, if no projects or applications match the selected type, a message stating There is no data to be displayed will appear on the page. For example, if the Microservice type is selected and no projects or applications are configured as a microservice no data will be displayed.

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Types
Figure 10. Types

All Deployment Statuses

There are two static deployment statuses; Success and Error. At least one option is required to be selected, and only projects or applications matching the selected option are displayed.

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All Deployment Statuses
Figure 11. All Deployment Statuses

All Resources

The Resources filter displays the number of resources selected only. If no projects or applications match the selected resource, a message stating There is no data to be displayed will appear on the page.

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All Deployment Statuses
Figure 12. All Resources

Export environment inventory

The Export as CSV button exports the environment inventory as a CSV file. This file includes the entire dataset based on current filters, not just the visible screen, and is named with a timestamp, for example, environment-inventory_22-07-2025_hh-mm-ss.csv to help distinguish between exported files.

Only one environment inventory can be downloaded at a time.
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Export as CSV
Figure 13. Export as CSV
CSV file timestamp
Figure 14. CSV file timestamp
CSV file contents
Figure 15. CSV file contents