Introduction
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IntroductionInstall CloudBees CD/RO within KubernetesConfigure Helm chartsKubernetes platform-specific configurationsKubernetes configuration optionsConfigure IP protocols for Helm chart componentsConfigure GitOps with Helm chartsVerify Helm chartsCreate custom Docker imagesVerify Docker images
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IntroductionUNIX agent interactive command-line installationSilent installation method for UNIX or macOS agents
IntroductionPrerequisitesPermissions to install or upgrade remote agentsInstall remote agents using the web interfaceInstall via the API
CloudBees Tools installation
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IntroductionUninstall CloudBees CD/RO on Linux, Unix, or macOSUninstall on WindowUninstall the CloudBees Analytics server on LinuxUninstall the CloudBees Analytics server on Windows
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IntroductionConfigure initial events for Workload InsightsConfigure OpenSearch Dashboards to work with CloudBees Analytics
IntroductionArchitecture of a CloudBees CD/RO clusterResource, agent, and procedure considerationsSoftware for clusteringDependencies for clusteringConfigure clusteringSeparate agents from CloudBees CD/RO serversPrepare your cluster resourcesInstall and configure a load balancerInstall ZooKeeperConfigure a multi-ZooKeeper clusterInstall CloudBees CD/RO softwareConfigure repository serversConfigure machines to operate in clustered modeRun a cluster in single-server modeAdd the configuration to ZooKeeperUpload configuration files to ZooKeeperGet cluster information from ZooKeeperAdd a node to an existing clusterConfigure web server propertiesConfigure repository server propertiesConfigure CloudBees CD/RO agentsConfigure the cluster workspaceConfigure CloudBees CD/RO repositoriesAdd trusted agents to clustersVerify CloudBees CD/RO servicesAccess CloudBees CD/RO with clusteringHealth check for the CloudBees CD/RO clusterAdditional ways to improve a clusterInstall the CloudBees Analytics server in cluster modeUse self-signed certificates in CloudBees CD/RO on KubernetesConfigure Disaster Recovery and recover from a disaster
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IntroductionResource poolsCreate or edit resource pools
IntroductionView workspacesCreate or edit workspacesWorkspace file
IntroductionCreate a projectSchedules
IntroductionPipeline stages and gatesPipeline access controlPipeline tasksUse the CloudBees CD/RO API to define tasksDefine manual tasksEntry and exit gatesPipeline conditionsPipeline start and end stages and stage skippingWait dependenciesNative CI integrationPipeline UIAuthor and run pipelinesDefine stage gate rulesPipeline objects and conditionsPipeline stage summaryCredentials in pipelinesRun pipelinesView pipeline runsExample: Create a manual task in a pipelineExample: Plugin pipeline tasksExample: Integrate test automation in release pipelinesExample: Leverage test data management and service virtualization in release pipelines
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IntroductionMaster component examplesMaster components list
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IntroductionConfigure webhook triggersConfigure polling triggers
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Master components list

2 minute readReferenceAutomation

The Master components list is a central interface that provides an organized view of all the key components involved in the CI/CD pipeline and release orchestration process. It serves as a resource for managing, monitoring and interacting with the various foundational elements that drive the continuous delivery and release workflows.

To open the Master components list:

  1. Select Deployment automation.

  2. Select Master components to display the following:

Master components screen
Figure 1. Master components screen

  1. View and select components

    • Breadcrumb: The total number of master components.

    • Find: Enter search terms to view specific components.

    • All Projects: The master components for all projects displays by default. Choose one of these methods to limit the display:

      • Select the name of one or more projects.

      • Enter search criteria to display only those projects that are a match.

    • Tags: Filter the list of master components by selecting a pre-configured tag to locate specific components.

  2. Create and manage filters

    • Filters: The Default filter displays all master components by default. To filter the display:

      1. Select Down arrow to select a different filter from the list.

      2. Select to create a new filter:

        1. Select a field from those displayed in the Master components screen.

        2. Select an operator.

        3. Select a value.

        4. For example: Field = owner, Operator = Equals, Value = admin

    • New: Select New to create a new Master component.

  3. Master component attributes

    • Name: The name of the master component.

    • Project: The project to which the master component belongs.

    • Processes: The number of component processes for the master component.

    • Used: The number of applications dependent on this master component reference.

    • Owner: The person (username) who created the component.

    • Created: The date the component was created.

    • Actions: Select Three-dots to open the context menu for access to more information, and modify the master component:

      • Details: The name and description of the object.

      • Component Definition: View and edit the master component set up.

      • DSL Export: Generate and export a DSL script from the CloudBees CD/RO UI.

      • Add Process: Add a component process; a master component can have one or more component processes.

      • Parameters: The parameters defined for the master component.

      • Properties: The properties for the master component.

      • Access control: The access control configuration in the automation platform for the master component.

      • Change History: The change history for the master component.

      • Delete: Delete the master component.

    • Expand: Select Expand to view applications that reference the master component and perform quick impact analysis to understand which applications would be impacted if a referenced master component is changed.

  4. View application attributes

    • Name: Applications that reference the master component. Select the application name to open the Application editor page and perform impact analysis for applications impacted if a referenced master component is changed.

    • Components: The application components.

    • Processes: The application processes.

    • Environments: The list of environments the application is mapped to.

    • Views: This icon is visible if Expand is selected. Select this icon to display the context menu:

      • Application editor

      • Application process runs

      • DSL editor

      • Snapshots

Master component examples