16 docs tagged with "ci"

This topic guides you through the process of adding a checkpoint to a custom plugin in Deploy.

This topic in Deploy covers how to compare configuration items (CIs).

You can define control tasks on configuration items (CIs) to execute actions from the Deploy GUI or CLI. Control tasks specify a list of steps to be executed in order.

You can add validation rules to properties and configuration items (CIs) in the synthetic.xml. Deploy comes with the regex validation rule, which can be used to define naming conventions using regular expressions.

This topic covers how to customize Configuration Item (CI) types in Deploy by adding or modifying properties using synthetic properties. These properties become a part of the CI type and can be specified in the deployment package (DAR file) and shown in the Deploy GUI.

This topic covers how to define new Configuration Item (CI) types in Deploy.

This topic covers defining and implementing methods on Configuration Items (CIs) in Deploy, specifically for control tasks.

Use the Deploy Explorer to view and manage the configuration items (CIs) in your repository, deploy and undeploy applications, connect to your infrastructures, and provision and deprovision environments.

With Deploy modular architecture you can change and extend components while maintaining a consistent system.

This topic covers the repository object in the Deploy command-line interface (CLI) allows you to export the Deploy repository tree to a ZIP file that can be imported into the same Deploy server or into another Deploy server. The ZIP file contains all configuration item (CI) properties, including artifact files.

This topic provides information on how Deploy stores all its data in the repository. The Explorer interface allows you to access, view, and manually edit the configuration items (CIs) stored in the repository.

This topic describes how functionality in the Deploy server can be customized by using plugpoints. Plugpoints are specified and implemented in Java. On startup, Deploy scans its classpath for implementations of its plugpoints in the com.xebialabs or ext.deployit packages and prepares them for use. There is no additional configuration required.

You can use the Deploy rules system and a PowerShell script to find and update the value of a previously deployed property with a new deployed property value.

This topic provides information about the Deploy command-line interface (CLI) objects that you can use to interact with the Deploy server.

This topic provides an overview of the types that are available in the Deploy command-line interface (CLI).

This topic provides information on using the Deploy command-line interface (CLI) with configuration items (CIs).