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Inventory of CodeShip Projects

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Before starting the migration process, conduct thorough preparation to ensure a smooth transition. Document and analyze all existing CodeShip Basic and Pro projects. Gather the following information for each CloudBees CodeShip (Basic or Pro) project planned for migration:

Project Detail

  • Record the project name.

  • Record the associated repository URL.

Build Pipelines

  • Document every build, test, and deployment step.

    • CodeShip Pro:

      • Collect codeship-steps.yml and codeship-services.yml files.

      • Use these files to define the structure and commands for workflows.

    • CodeShip Basic:

      • Transcribe each UI-defined command and its execution order.

      • Use these commands as the basis for workflow steps.

  • List all test scripts and commands.

    • Examples: npm test, mvn test, pytest.

    • Replicate these scripts in testing-related jobs of a workflow.

  • Transcribe deployment scripts and their sequence.

    • Examples: ./deploy_script.sh production, aws s3 sync, kubectl apply -f.

    • Translate these activities into deployment steps in workflows.

  • Document build triggers.

    • Examples: git push, pull request creation.

    • Use to configure workflow triggers in workflows.

Environment Variables and Secrets

  • Review all environment variables defined for each project, build, or deployment step.

  • Identify sensitive variables for secure migration.

Docker Images

  • CodeShip Pro:

    • Identify the base Docker images used for building and testing in codeship-services.yml.

    • Examples: node:22-slim, python:3.13, maven:3.8-jdk-11.

    • Use to configure workflow environments.

  • CodeShip Basic:

    • Identify the languages used in pipelines.

    • Select appropriate Docker images for workflows.

Services and Integrations

  • Identify the connected source code management repositories.

    • Examples: GitHub, Bitbucket.

    • Use to configure integrations with CloudBees Unify.

      • List all cloud providers used in pipelines. Examples: AWS, Azure, Google, Heroku.

  • Document notification services.

    • Examples: Slack channels, email addresses.

    • Identify service definitions in codeship-services.yml. Use to configure services in a workflow.

    • List other third-party tools or services integrated into the pipeline. Examples: static analysis tools, artifact repositories, vulnerability scanners.

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