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Version: TeamForge 22.1

EventQ End of Life

EventQ as a TeamForge service is no longer supported from TeamForge 20.0. In case you have been using EventQ, there are a few things you must keep in mind when you upgrade to TeamForge 20.0 or later.

  • All the reports (for example, some of the Activity Reports) that use EventQ datastore are deprecated.
  • All EventQ-enabled integrations such as integrations with Jira, Jenkins and so on are deprecated. As an alternative, you can create integrations via the TeamForge Webhooks-based Event Broker (WEBR).
  • All EventQ related site option tokens are deprecated.
  • Do not discard your EventQ data. Back up your EventQ database before you upgarde.

Are you Upgrading to TeamForge 20.0 (or Later)?​

If you have been using EventQ and if you are upgrading to TeamForge 20.0 (or later):

  1. Undeploy EventQ services before you upgrade your TeamForge services (before you do yum install teamforge).
teamforge undeploy -s eventq
teamforge undpeloy -s rabbtimq
teamforge undeploy -s redis

  1. Remove all the EventQ service identifiers (eventq, redis, rabbitmq) from the site-options.conf except mongodb before running the teamforge provision command.

    The teamforge provision command fails in case your site-options.conf file has any of the EventQ service identfiers (except mongodb, which is allowed).

    You must have mongodb included in the site-options.conf to avoid issues during the data migration phase of the teamforge provision.

    For example, here's a sample host:SERVICES token when you upgrade to TeamForge on a new hardware with all services on the same server.

    server-01:SERVICES = ctfcore ctfcore-database ctfcore-datamart service-monitor mail etl search codesearch subversion cliserver gerrit gerrit-database binary binary-database reviewboard reviewboard-database reviewboard-adapter baseline baseline-database baseline-post-install webr webr-database `mongodb`

Post Upgrade Task​

  1. Post upgrade to TeamForge 20.0 or later, you must remove the EventQ packages. 
    yum erase CN-eventq CN-eventq-runtime CN-rabbitmq CN-redis
  2. Delete the EventQ application from the list of integrated applications.
    1. Select My Workspace > Admin.
    2. Select Projects > Integrated Apps.
    3. Select EventQ and click Force Delete.