11 docs tagged with "repository"

This topic covers creating a package retention policy (policy.PackageRetentionPolicy) to manage package retention based on a regular expression

This topic provides information about how to backup Deploy server.

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

This topic covers the storage options in Deploy, which uses a database to store all data, including configuration items (CIs), deployment packages, logging, and more. Deploy can use either the filesystem or a database for storing binary artifacts (deployment packages), CIs, and CI history.

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.

This topic explains the Deploy repository in Digital.ai Deploy, detailing its role in storing and managing deployment packages, configurations, and artifacts essential for the deployment process.

This topic covers how to export a deployment package (DAR file) from Deploy using both the GUI and the command line.

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.

A blueprint repository is a remote repository that contains templates and source code for blueprint functionality. Each time you run the XL CLI xl blueprint command, it fetches files from the blueprint repository.

A Stitch repository is a source of rules and macros YAML files, and their associated content. A repository can be any Git repository or a local folder that contains a valid Stitch YAML file. When a Stitch source is added to the configuration, Deploy scans the whole repository or the folder structure recursively, drilling down the folder structure attempting to find valid definitions of Stitch YAML rules. It will look for files with the stitch-rules prefix, and a yaml or yml suffix (e.g. stitch-rules.yaml or stitch-rules-k8s-labels.yaml).

This topic provides information on how to update the digital certificate.