52 docs tagged with "plugin"

In addition to the Jython API, the following helper functions are available in Jython Script tasks and Python scripts for plugin tasks.

This topic describes how to configure the Digital.ai Release—Agility integration plugin.

The Digital.ai Release plugin manager has the ability to work in an air-gapped environment, where there's no internet access. There are 3 options to choose from.

The Release Ansible plugin allows Release to run playblooks on an Ansible host. It includes the following task types:

This topic describes the tasks available with the Argo CD plugin.

This topic describes how to configure the Digital.ai Release Bitbucket plugin.

In the Digital.ai Release Black Duck plugin, you can monitor various risks as analyzed by Black Duck, and to take action in Digital.ai Release. For example, to fail or pass a release based on the severity and volume of risks in Black Duck.

With the Digital.ai Release Checkmarx plugin, you can trigger scans in Checkmarx for your application, verify scan results, and check compliance directly from the Digital.ai Release user interface.

The CyberArk Conjur plugin is used to retrieve secrets from a CyberArk Conjur server. Configuring this plugin allows you to store secrets an external provider and retrieve them at runtime when during a release execution.

This document describes the functionality provided by the xlr-conjur-integration. This plugin provides the ability to populate a release variable with secret retrieved from a Conjur server. The release variable can then be used by subsequent tasks in the release.

The Continuous Testing plugin allows users

In Release you can add custom configuration types in XML. Custom configuration types appear in the configuration screens, and custom tasks can reference configuration instances. You can use custom configuration type tasks to reference third-party component settings. For example, Release includes with JIRA Server and Jenkins Server, which are custom configuration types.

In Release you can add custom task types that appear in the user interface and integrate seamlessly with other tasks in the release flow. You can use custom tasks to integrate with third-party components. For example, Release includes JIRA integration tasks, which are a set of custom tasks.

In Digital.ai Release you can customize the release dashboard by adding new tiles as per your specific requirements to know about your planning information. This topic describes how to create custom tiles.

You can extend Release by creating new endpoints backed by Jython scripts. You can use this feature, for example, to integrate with other systems.

Continuum plugin has been renamed as Delivery Insights plugin in Digital.ai Release 10.1.

The Release Delphix plugin allows Release to manage virtual databases and bookmarks on a Delphix Dynamic Data Platform. It includes the following task types:

The Deploy plugin for Release allows you to start a control task or to start a deployment of an application on Deploy. It also provides the functionality to trigger undeployment of an application already deployed on Deploy.

With the Release Docker Compose plugin you can create and destroy multi-container Docker applications on a Docker host. It includes the following task types:

The Release Dynatrace plugin is a community plugin that is not officially supported by Digital.ai. If you have questions, please contact the Digital.ai Support team.

With the Release Fortify on Demand plugin, you can check your application compliance rating in Fortify on Demand, directly from the Release user interface.

The Release Fortify SSC enables Release to work with reports and metrics from a Fortify Software Security Center(SSC) server.

This topic describes how to configure the Digital.ai Release Github plugin.

This topic describes how to configure the Digital.ai Release Gitlab plugin.

The HashiCorp Vault plugin is an Digital.ai Release plugin to retrieve secrets from a Vault Server for use in your tasks and automations. These secrets include static and dynamic username and password fields from the Secrets Engine of your choice.

This topic describes using a CI tool plugin to interact with Release. However, as a preferred alternative starting with version 9.0, you can utilize a wrapper script to bootstrap XL CLI commands on your Unix or Windows-based Continuous Integration (CI) servers without having to install the XL CLI executable itself. The script is stored with your project YAML files and you can execute XL CLI commands from within your CI tool scripts. For details, see the following topics:

This topic describes how to configure the Jira Release plugin.

You can use JIRA tasks in Release to interact with an Atlassian JIRA server. The following JIRA task types are available:

The Release Kubernetes plugin allows Release to work with resources on a Kubernetes host. It includes the following task types:

The community xlr-xldeploy-plugin and the officially-supported xlr-xld-plugin can both exist within the same Release instance without any conflicts. For more information about the officially-supported xlr-xld-plugin, see Using Deploy plugin for Release.

The Release Octopus Deploy plugin allows you to create releases and trigger deployments on Octopus Deploy through the Release platform. The following task types are included:

The Release OpenShift plugin allows you to work with resources on an OpenShift host from the Release UI. The following task types are included:

The Release OpsGenie plugin enables you to use Release with OpsGenie to generate alerts with all the supporting information to the responsible teams and people from within the release pipeline.

Digital.ai Release runs on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and has two classloaders: one for the server itself, and one for the plugins and extensions. A plugin can have a .jar extension. The JAR format is a ZIP archive that bundles a plugin with all of its dependencies.

This section describes some of the common user issues faced when using the Plugin Manager with corresponding response messages.

The Release Relationships View is used to visualize relationships between releases and manage multiple releases at the same time.

The Digital.ai Release with Delivery Insights brings together Agile and DevOps to help you improve visibility and collaboration across software development and deliveries by seamlessly connecting the data and artifacts at each stage of the release to the related agile stories and features—allowing the whole organization to use a single tool to easily track progress end-to-end.

This topic describes how to install and configure the Release Remote completion plugin. For more information, see Using the Remote completion plugin.

Remote Script tasks enable Release to execute commands on remote hosts using the Overthere framework, a Java library for manipulating files and executing processes on remote hosts.

The Release Remoting plugin is used to configure Unix and Windows hosts in Release, so that other plugins can execute commands on and transfer files to those hosts. For example, the Release Ansible, Kubernetes, and Docker Compose plugins all leverage the Remoting plugin.

ServiceNow app for integration with the Release plugin

With the Release ServiceNow plugin, you can work with release tasks on a ServiceNow host from the Release UI.

The Release SonarQube plugin enables Release to work with reports and metrics from a Sonar server.

The Release Sonatype Nexus IQ plugin is a Release plugin that enables the evaluation of a binary within the Nexus IQ server.

This topic describes how to configure the Digital.ai Release—TeamForge integration plugin.

The Compuware Topaz for Total Test plugin enables execution of the Topaz for Total Test CLI with parameters required to automate testing using Release for continuous delivery.

Increase server timeout settings for custom rest endpoints.

With the remote completion task, you can complete or fail a specific task from a remote location without access to the company network and without logging in to Release.

A scheduled script can be used within a custom task script to check for the availability of a resource or to do something when conditions are satisfied, see Create custom task types.

The HashiCorp Vault plugin is used to retrieve secrets from a HashiCorp Vault server. This plugin allows you to store secrets with an external provider and retrieve them at runtime during the release execution.

Requirements

Webhook event tasks are extensible automated tasks that wait for events from webhooks endpoints and complete when the incoming event matches the specified condition.