Introduction
Introduction
Installing CloudBees Previews
Uninstalling CloudBees Previews
Introduction
Configuring CloudBees Previews for the first time
Using custom secrets
Configuring a Jenkins pipeline
Using private image registries
Set up a production installation on Google Cloud
Introduction
Requesting an environment using ChatOps
Finding environments
Obtaining the ingress URL for an environment
Obtaining the pipeline log for an environment
Creating an environment automatically
Updating an environment automatically
Introduction
Using a dedicated domain for environments
Securing your webhooks
Customizing RBAC in environment namespaces
Authenticating API requests
Introduction
Previews YAML
Environment Custom Resource
GitRepository Custom Resource
CloudBees Previews Helm chart values
CloudBees Previews Public API
Supported platforms for CloudBees Previews
CloudBees Previews support policies

Operating CloudBees Previews

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CloudBees Previews is a Preview feature.
Preview

A Preview feature:

  • Has not undergone end-to-end testing with CloudBees products

  • Is provided without service-level agreements (SLA) and therefore does not include CloudBees' commitment on functionality or performance

  • May impact other stable areas of the product when used

  • May have limited documentation

  • May not be feature complete during the Preview period

  • May graduate from preview state to fully supported or be removed from the product

  • May introduce incompatible, backward-breaking changes that could revoke the ability to upgrade

Product features and documentation are frequently updated. If you find an issue or have a suggestion, please contact CloudBees Support.

CloudBees Previews lets you deploy project artifacts from pull requests. It then creates an isolated preview environment for the artifacts that lets you or your collaborators inspect the changes you introduced. The preview environments are short-lived, ephemeral environments that exist for the life of a given pull request.

You can quickly and easily request a preview environment by adding a comment to a pull request. Or you can configure CloudBees Previews to automatically create and update preview environments.

Requesting an environment using ChatOps