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RESOURCE CHECKER
The resource checker uses the resource .check_every interval in order to figure out if a resource needs to be checked. A resource's check_every interval dictates how often it should be checked for new versions, with a default of 1 minute. If that seems like a lot of checking, it is, but it's how Concourse keeps everything snappy.GROUPING PIPELINES
Managing Instanced Pipelines. Instanced Pipelines can be managed via fly as described in Managing Pipelines, with one important distinction - since instance vars are a part of the pipeline's identifier, the --pipeline flag must include both the name of the Instance Group as well as the instance vars. The --pipeline flag takes the form:--pipeline group/var1:value1,var2:value2RESOURCE VERSIONS
Concourse uses versions to represent the exact changes of a resource over time. The versions of a resource are directly dependent on its resource configuration and resource type. Each resource type has its own definition of what its versions should be. For example, the versions of a git resource would be the commits of the githubrepository and
SERIAL JOB EXAMPLE
Serial job example. Setting the job .serial flag restricts a job to run one build at a time. By default, jobs are run in parallel. For some use cases this might be ideal (ex. testing all incoming commits from a repository). For other use cases this might be less ideal (ex. deploying an application). You can also set the job .max_in_flightvalue
JOB & TASK HOOKS EXAMPLE 2.9 Job & task hooks example. 2.9. Job & task hooks example. Job Hooks and Step hooks are available to perform actions based on the success, failure, or abortion of a job. hooks - Concourse. job. experiencing turbulence. succeeded. errored. PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5. Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs are hidden by default. This is because CI jobs are prone to leakingCF/UAA AUTH
1.2.2.5 CF/UAA auth. Cloud Foundry (CF) auth can be used for operators who wish to authenticate their users configured against their Cloud Foundry instance via the UAA auth component.CONFIGURING AUTH
Configuring Auth. The very first thing to configure with Concourse is how users will log in, and what those users should be able to do. This is configured in two separate tiers: Authentication, how users identify themselves, is configured on the web node. Authorization, how user access is determined, is configured on each team. KUBERNETES CREDENTIAL MANAGER 1.13.4.5. Kubernetes Credential Manager. Concourse can be configured to pull credentials from Kubernetes secret objects. To configure it, either enable the in-cluster client by setting the following environment variable on the web node: CONCOURSE_KUBERNETES_IN_CLUSTER=true. or set the path to a kubeconfigfile:
CONCOURSE CICONCOURSEDOCSEXAMPLESPROJECTRESOURCE TYPESDISCUSS Concourse does not have a complex plugin system. Instead, it focuses on a single strong abstraction: resource, which are implemented by resource types. The pipeline.resources field configures external artifacts that your pipeline will monitor for changes, fetch from, and push to.. For example, a resource with type git refers to a git repository, which will be cloned in a get step and pushed toRESOURCE CHECKER
The resource checker uses the resource .check_every interval in order to figure out if a resource needs to be checked. A resource's check_every interval dictates how often it should be checked for new versions, with a default of 1 minute. If that seems like a lot of checking, it is, but it's how Concourse keeps everything snappy.GROUPING PIPELINES
Managing Instanced Pipelines. Instanced Pipelines can be managed via fly as described in Managing Pipelines, with one important distinction - since instance vars are a part of the pipeline's identifier, the --pipeline flag must include both the name of the Instance Group as well as the instance vars. The --pipeline flag takes the form:--pipeline group/var1:value1,var2:value2RESOURCE VERSIONS
Concourse uses versions to represent the exact changes of a resource over time. The versions of a resource are directly dependent on its resource configuration and resource type. Each resource type has its own definition of what its versions should be. For example, the versions of a git resource would be the commits of the githubrepository and
SERIAL JOB EXAMPLE
Serial job example. Setting the job .serial flag restricts a job to run one build at a time. By default, jobs are run in parallel. For some use cases this might be ideal (ex. testing all incoming commits from a repository). For other use cases this might be less ideal (ex. deploying an application). You can also set the job .max_in_flightvalue
JOB & TASK HOOKS EXAMPLE 2.9 Job & task hooks example. 2.9. Job & task hooks example. Job Hooks and Step hooks are available to perform actions based on the success, failure, or abortion of a job. hooks - Concourse. job. experiencing turbulence. succeeded. errored. PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5. Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs are hidden by default. This is because CI jobs are prone to leakingCF/UAA AUTH
1.2.2.5 CF/UAA auth. Cloud Foundry (CF) auth can be used for operators who wish to authenticate their users configured against their Cloud Foundry instance via the UAA auth component.CONFIGURING AUTH
Configuring Auth. The very first thing to configure with Concourse is how users will log in, and what those users should be able to do. This is configured in two separate tiers: Authentication, how users identify themselves, is configured on the web node. Authorization, how user access is determined, is configured on each team. KUBERNETES CREDENTIAL MANAGER 1.13.4.5. Kubernetes Credential Manager. Concourse can be configured to pull credentials from Kubernetes secret objects. To configure it, either enable the in-cluster client by setting the following environment variable on the web node: CONCOURSE_KUBERNETES_IN_CLUSTER=true. or set the path to a kubeconfigfile:
DOCS - CONCOURSE CI
Docs. Concourse is a pipeline-based continuous thing-doer. The word "pipeline" is all the rage in CI these days, so being more specific about this term is kind of important; Concourse's pipelines are significantly different from the rest. Pipelines are built around Resources, which represent all external state, and Jobs, whichinteract with them.
BUILDS - CONCOURSE CI 1.11 Builds. A build is an execution of a build plan, which is either. configured as a sequence of steps in a job. generated by the Resource Checker to run a check. submitted directly to Concourse as a one-off build via fly execute. Containers and volumes are created as get steps, put steps, and task steps run. When a build completes successfully, these containers go away. USER ROLES & PERMISSIONS Concourse Admin. Admin is a special user attribute granted only to owners of the main team.. Admins have the ability to administrate teams using fly set-team, fly destroy-team, fly rename-team, etc.. Admins always have permission to perform any action on any team. You cannot assign actions to the admin role using the --config-rbac flag.. The following actions are also assigned to admins, andVARS - CONCOURSE CI
((var)) syntax The full syntax for vars is ((source-name:secret-path.secret-field)).. The optional source-name identifies the var source from which the value will be read. If omitted (along with the : delimiter), the cluster-wide credential manager will be used, or the value may be provided statically.The special name . refers to the local var source, while any other name refers to a var source. PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5 Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline.. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs arehidden by default.
THE FLY CLI
fly sync. Occasionally we add additional features to fly or make changes to the communication between it and Concourse's API server. To make sure you're running the latest and greatest version that works with the Concourse you are targeting we provide a command called sync that will update your local fly.It can beMANAGING TEAMS
Setting User Roles. By default, authorization config passed to set-team configures the owner role.. More advanced roles configuration can be specified through the --config or -c flag.. The -c flag expects a .yml file with a single field, roles:, pointing to a list of role authorization configs.. All of the attributes in each config will vary by provider. Consult the appropriate section for KUBERNETES CREDENTIAL MANAGER 1.13.4.5. Kubernetes Credential Manager. Concourse can be configured to pull credentials from Kubernetes secret objects. To configure it, either enable the in-cluster client by setting the following environment variable on the web node: CONCOURSE_KUBERNETES_IN_CLUSTER=true. or set the path to a kubeconfigfile:
NODEJS APPLICATION TESTING EXAMPLE 2.13. Nodejs application testing example. You can run the tests for a Nodejs application. nodejs - Concourse. test node-image repo. experiencing turbulence. succeeded. errored. aborted. PSA: SHUTTING DOWN DISCOURSE Hi all, as mentioned previously we have switched to GitHub Discussions which is free and keeps all activity centralized on GitHub. I have requested cancellation of this service and theese forums will be gone at the end of the billing period (June 16). Major thanks to all who have helped out here and in GitHub Discussions. 🙂 Since the announcement last time didn’t seem to stick and a lot CONCOURSE CICONCOURSEDOCSEXAMPLESPROJECTRESOURCE TYPESDISCUSS Concourse does not have a complex plugin system. Instead, it focuses on a single strong abstraction: resource, which are implemented by resource types. The pipeline.resources field configures external artifacts that your pipeline will monitor for changes, fetch from, and push to.. For example, a resource with type git refers to a git repository, which will be cloned in a get step and pushed toJOBS - CONCOURSE CI
1.9 Jobs. Jobs determine the actions of your pipeline. They determine how resources progress through it, and how the pipeline is visualized.. The most important attribute of a job is its build plan, configured as job.plan.This determines the sequence of Steps to execute in any builds of the job.. A pipeline's jobs are listed under pipeline.jobs with the following schema:RESOURCE CHECKER
The resource checker uses the resource .check_every interval in order to figure out if a resource needs to be checked. A resource's check_every interval dictates how often it should be checked for new versions, with a default of 1 minute. If that seems like a lot of checking, it is, but it's how Concourse keeps everything snappy.GROUPING PIPELINES
Managing Instanced Pipelines. Instanced Pipelines can be managed via fly as described in Managing Pipelines, with one important distinction - since instance vars are a part of the pipeline's identifier, the --pipeline flag must include both the name of the Instance Group as well as the instance vars. The --pipeline flag takes the form:--pipeline group/var1:value1,var2:value2SERIAL JOB EXAMPLE
Serial job example. Setting the job .serial flag restricts a job to run one build at a time. By default, jobs are run in parallel. For some use cases this might be ideal (ex. testing all incoming commits from a repository). For other use cases this might be less ideal (ex. deploying an application). You can also set the job .max_in_flightvalue
JOB & TASK HOOKS EXAMPLE 2.9 Job & task hooks example. 2.9. Job & task hooks example. Job Hooks and Step hooks are available to perform actions based on the success, failure, or abortion of a job. hooks - Concourse. job. experiencing turbulence. succeeded. errored. PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5. Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs are hidden by default. This is because CI jobs are prone to leakingCF/UAA AUTH
1.2.2.5 CF/UAA auth. Cloud Foundry (CF) auth can be used for operators who wish to authenticate their users configured against their Cloud Foundry instance via the UAA auth component.CONFIGURING AUTH
Configuring Auth. The very first thing to configure with Concourse is how users will log in, and what those users should be able to do. This is configured in two separate tiers: Authentication, how users identify themselves, is configured on the web node. Authorization, how user access is determined, is configured on each team. TERRAFORM PROVIDER PLUGIN FOR CONCOURSE CI Hi folks, I have just finished the first initial draft of a Terraform provider plugin for Concourse CI. It is probably only useful for some very few selected people that want to create Concourse CI teams and/or pipelines as part of their infrastructure management process. I currently struggle with using the Concourse API correctly (I can’t create/rename teams, due to an error: “not CONCOURSE CICONCOURSEDOCSEXAMPLESPROJECTRESOURCE TYPESDISCUSS Concourse does not have a complex plugin system. Instead, it focuses on a single strong abstraction: resource, which are implemented by resource types. The pipeline.resources field configures external artifacts that your pipeline will monitor for changes, fetch from, and push to.. For example, a resource with type git refers to a git repository, which will be cloned in a get step and pushed toJOBS - CONCOURSE CI
1.9 Jobs. Jobs determine the actions of your pipeline. They determine how resources progress through it, and how the pipeline is visualized.. The most important attribute of a job is its build plan, configured as job.plan.This determines the sequence of Steps to execute in any builds of the job.. A pipeline's jobs are listed under pipeline.jobs with the following schema:RESOURCE CHECKER
The resource checker uses the resource .check_every interval in order to figure out if a resource needs to be checked. A resource's check_every interval dictates how often it should be checked for new versions, with a default of 1 minute. If that seems like a lot of checking, it is, but it's how Concourse keeps everything snappy.GROUPING PIPELINES
Managing Instanced Pipelines. Instanced Pipelines can be managed via fly as described in Managing Pipelines, with one important distinction - since instance vars are a part of the pipeline's identifier, the --pipeline flag must include both the name of the Instance Group as well as the instance vars. The --pipeline flag takes the form:--pipeline group/var1:value1,var2:value2SERIAL JOB EXAMPLE
Serial job example. Setting the job .serial flag restricts a job to run one build at a time. By default, jobs are run in parallel. For some use cases this might be ideal (ex. testing all incoming commits from a repository). For other use cases this might be less ideal (ex. deploying an application). You can also set the job .max_in_flightvalue
JOB & TASK HOOKS EXAMPLE 2.9 Job & task hooks example. 2.9. Job & task hooks example. Job Hooks and Step hooks are available to perform actions based on the success, failure, or abortion of a job. hooks - Concourse. job. experiencing turbulence. succeeded. errored. PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5. Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs are hidden by default. This is because CI jobs are prone to leakingCF/UAA AUTH
1.2.2.5 CF/UAA auth. Cloud Foundry (CF) auth can be used for operators who wish to authenticate their users configured against their Cloud Foundry instance via the UAA auth component.CONFIGURING AUTH
Configuring Auth. The very first thing to configure with Concourse is how users will log in, and what those users should be able to do. This is configured in two separate tiers: Authentication, how users identify themselves, is configured on the web node. Authorization, how user access is determined, is configured on each team. TERRAFORM PROVIDER PLUGIN FOR CONCOURSE CI Hi folks, I have just finished the first initial draft of a Terraform provider plugin for Concourse CI. It is probably only useful for some very few selected people that want to create Concourse CI teams and/or pipelines as part of their infrastructure management process. I currently struggle with using the Concourse API correctly (I can’t create/rename teams, due to an error: “notCONCOURSE CI
Concourse does not have a complex plugin system. Instead, it focuses on a single strong abstraction: resource, which are implemented by resource types. The pipeline.resources field configures external artifacts that your pipeline will monitor for changes, fetch from, and push to.. For example, a resource with type git refers to a git repository, which will be cloned in a get step and pushed to RESOURCES - CONCOURSE CI Resources. Resources are the heart and soul of Concourse. They represent all external inputs to and outputs of jobs in the pipeline. Each resource represents a versioned artifact with an external source of truth. Configuring the same resource in any pipeline on anyConcourse
USER ROLES & PERMISSIONS Concourse Admin. Admin is a special user attribute granted only to owners of the main team.. Admins have the ability to administrate teams using fly set-team, fly destroy-team, fly rename-team, etc.. Admins always have permission to perform any action on any team. You cannot assign actions to the admin role using the --config-rbac flag.. The following actions are also assigned to admins, and PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5 Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline.. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs arehidden by default.
TASKS - CONCOURSE CI 1.10 Tasks. The smallest configurable unit in a Concourse pipeline is a single task. A task can be thought of as a function from task.inputs to task.outputs that can either succeed or fail.. Going a bit further, ideally tasks are pure functions: given the same set of inputs, it should either always succeed with the same outputs or always fail. This is entirely up to your script's level ofVARS - CONCOURSE CI
((var)) syntax The full syntax for vars is ((source-name:secret-path.secret-field)).. The optional source-name identifies the var source from which the value will be read. If omitted (along with the : delimiter), the cluster-wide credential manager will be used, or the value may be provided statically.The special name . refers to the local var source, while any other name refers to a var source.RESOURCE VERSIONS
Concourse uses versions to represent the exact changes of a resource over time. The versions of a resource are directly dependent on its resource configuration and resource type. Each resource type has its own definition of what its versions should be. For example, the versions of a git resource would be the commits of the githubrepository and
CONFIG BASICS
Config Basics. Concourse configuration for things like Pipelines and Tasks is done through declarative YAML files. Concourse configuration supports basic variable substitution by way of ( (vars)). There is no built-in support for fancier templating constructs, e.g. loops and conditionals; users are free to use whatever templating system theylike.
MANAGING PIPELINES
To configure the ordering of pipelines, run: $ fly -t example order-pipelines \ --pipeline pipeline-1 \ --pipeline pipeline-2 \ --pipeline pipeline-3. Note that this command only ensures that the given pipelines are in the given order. If there are other pipelines that you haven't included in the command, they may appear in-between,before, or
KUBERNETES CREDENTIAL MANAGER 1.13.4.5. Kubernetes Credential Manager. Concourse can be configured to pull credentials from Kubernetes secret objects. To configure it, either enable the in-cluster client by setting the following environment variable on the web node: CONCOURSE_KUBERNETES_IN_CLUSTER=true. or set the path to a kubeconfigfile:
CONCOURSE CICONCOURSEDOCSEXAMPLESPROJECTRESOURCE TYPESDISCUSS Concourse does not have a complex plugin system. Instead, it focuses on a single strong abstraction: resource, which are implemented by resource types. The pipeline.resources field configures external artifacts that your pipeline will monitor for changes, fetch from, and push to.. For example, a resource with type git refers to a git repository, which will be cloned in a get step and pushed toRESOURCE CHECKER
1.15.2.1 Resource Checker. Resources represent external state such as a git repository, files in an S3 bucket, or anything else that changes over time. By modelling these as resources, it allows you to use this external state as inputs (or triggers) to your workloads.JOBS - CONCOURSE CI
1.9 Jobs. Jobs determine the actions of your pipeline. They determine how resources progress through it, and how the pipeline is visualized.. The most important attribute of a job is its build plan, configured as job.plan.This determines the sequence of Steps to execute in any builds of the job.. A pipeline's jobs are listed under pipeline.jobs with the following schema: USER ROLES & PERMISSIONS Concourse Admin. Admin is a special user attribute granted only to owners of the main team.. Admins have the ability to administrate teams using fly set-team, fly destroy-team, fly rename-team, etc.. Admins always have permission to perform any action on any team. You cannot assign actions to the admin role using the --config-rbac flag.. The following actions are also assigned to admins, andGROUPING PIPELINES
Managing Instanced Pipelines. Instanced Pipelines can be managed via fly as described in Managing Pipelines, with one important distinction - since instance vars are a part of the pipeline's identifier, the --pipeline flag must include both the name of the Instance Group as well as the instance vars. The --pipeline flag takes the form:--pipeline group/var1:value1,var2:value2CONFIGURING AUTH
Any number of providers can be enabled at any one time. Users will be given a choice when logging in as to which one they would like to use. Concourse uses a fork of Dex for its authentication. You can find additional documentation on the supported auth providers in the Dex connectors documentation.. Adding a new auth provider to Concourse is as simple as submitting a pull request to JOB & TASK HOOKS EXAMPLE Pipeline Configuration--- task-config: &task-config platform: linux image_resource: type: registry-image source: { repository: busybox } jobs: - name: job public PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5 Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline.. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs arehidden by default.
SERIAL JOB EXAMPLE
By default, jobs are run in parallel. For some use cases this might be ideal (ex. testing all incoming commits from a repository). For other use cases this might be less ideal (ex. deploying an application).CF/UAA AUTH
1.2.2.5 CF/UAA auth. Cloud Foundry (CF) auth can be used for operators who wish to authenticate their users configured against their Cloud Foundry instance via the UAA auth component. CONCOURSE CICONCOURSEDOCSEXAMPLESPROJECTRESOURCE TYPESDISCUSS Concourse does not have a complex plugin system. Instead, it focuses on a single strong abstraction: resource, which are implemented by resource types. The pipeline.resources field configures external artifacts that your pipeline will monitor for changes, fetch from, and push to.. For example, a resource with type git refers to a git repository, which will be cloned in a get step and pushed toRESOURCE CHECKER
1.15.2.1 Resource Checker. Resources represent external state such as a git repository, files in an S3 bucket, or anything else that changes over time. By modelling these as resources, it allows you to use this external state as inputs (or triggers) to your workloads.JOBS - CONCOURSE CI
1.9 Jobs. Jobs determine the actions of your pipeline. They determine how resources progress through it, and how the pipeline is visualized.. The most important attribute of a job is its build plan, configured as job.plan.This determines the sequence of Steps to execute in any builds of the job.. A pipeline's jobs are listed under pipeline.jobs with the following schema: USER ROLES & PERMISSIONS Concourse Admin. Admin is a special user attribute granted only to owners of the main team.. Admins have the ability to administrate teams using fly set-team, fly destroy-team, fly rename-team, etc.. Admins always have permission to perform any action on any team. You cannot assign actions to the admin role using the --config-rbac flag.. The following actions are also assigned to admins, andGROUPING PIPELINES
Managing Instanced Pipelines. Instanced Pipelines can be managed via fly as described in Managing Pipelines, with one important distinction - since instance vars are a part of the pipeline's identifier, the --pipeline flag must include both the name of the Instance Group as well as the instance vars. The --pipeline flag takes the form:--pipeline group/var1:value1,var2:value2CONFIGURING AUTH
Any number of providers can be enabled at any one time. Users will be given a choice when logging in as to which one they would like to use. Concourse uses a fork of Dex for its authentication. You can find additional documentation on the supported auth providers in the Dex connectors documentation.. Adding a new auth provider to Concourse is as simple as submitting a pull request to JOB & TASK HOOKS EXAMPLE Pipeline Configuration--- task-config: &task-config platform: linux image_resource: type: registry-image source: { repository: busybox } jobs: - name: job public PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5 Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline.. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs arehidden by default.
SERIAL JOB EXAMPLE
By default, jobs are run in parallel. For some use cases this might be ideal (ex. testing all incoming commits from a repository). For other use cases this might be less ideal (ex. deploying an application).CF/UAA AUTH
1.2.2.5 CF/UAA auth. Cloud Foundry (CF) auth can be used for operators who wish to authenticate their users configured against their Cloud Foundry instance via the UAA auth component. RESOURCES - CONCOURSE CI 1.7 Resources. Resources are the heart and soul of Concourse. They represent all external inputs to and outputs of jobs in the pipeline.. Each resource representsJOBS - CONCOURSE CI
1.9 Jobs. Jobs determine the actions of your pipeline. They determine how resources progress through it, and how the pipeline is visualized.. The most important attribute of a job is its build plan, configured as job.plan.This determines the sequence of Steps to execute in any builds of the job.. A pipeline's jobs are listed under pipeline.jobs with the following schema: BUILDS - CONCOURSE CI 1.11 Builds. A build is an execution of a build plan, which is either. configured as a sequence of steps in a job. generated by the Resource Checker to run a check. submitted directly to Concourse as a one-off build via fly execute. Containers and volumes are created as get steps, put steps, and task steps run. When a build completes successfully, these containers go away.RESOURCE VERSIONS
Unpinning. When a version is unpinned, Concourse will go back to using the latest available version. This means a new build will be queued up if the most recent build used the old pinned version and the input has trigger: true.. If you would like to learn more about how version pinning and unpinning works with the build scheduler, you can read more about it in the scheduling behavior section. USER ROLES & PERMISSIONS Concourse Admin. Admin is a special user attribute granted only to owners of the main team.. Admins have the ability to administrate teams using fly set-team, fly destroy-team, fly rename-team, etc.. Admins always have permission to perform any action on any team. You cannot assign actions to the admin role using the --config-rbac flag.. The following actions are also assigned to admins, and TASKS - CONCOURSE CI 1.10 Tasks. The smallest configurable unit in a Concourse pipeline is a single task. A task can be thought of as a function from task.inputs to task.outputs that can either succeed or fail.. Going a bit further, ideally tasks are pure functions: given the same set of inputs, it should either always succeed with the same outputs or always fail. This is entirely up to your script's level ofVARS - CONCOURSE CI
((var)) syntax The full syntax for vars is ((source-name:secret-path.secret-field)).. The optional source-name identifies the var source from which the value will be read. If omitted (along with the : delimiter), the cluster-wide credential manager will be used, or the value may be provided statically.The special name . refers to the local var source, while any other name refers to a var source. PIPELINE & BUILD VISIBILITY 1.2.5 Pipeline & Build Visibility. Every newly configured pipeline is hidden to anyone but the pipeline's team. To make a pipeline publicly viewable, both by other teams and unauthenticated users, see fly expose-pipeline.. Even with a pipeline exposed, all build logs arehidden by default.
CONFIG BASICS
1.4 Config Basics. Concourse configuration for things like Pipelines and Tasks is done through declarative YAML files.. Concourse configuration supports basic variable substitution by way of ((vars)).There is no built-in support for fancier templating constructs, e.g. loops and conditionals; users are free to use whatever templating system they like.MANAGING PIPELINES
fly archive-pipeline. A pipeline can be archived via fly. This means that the pipeline will be paused and hidden from the web UI. The pipeline config will be deleted (so any secrets or interpolated Vars will be removed) while the build logs will be retained. $ fly -t example archive-pipeline -p pipeline-1 Concourse Docs Examples ProjectResource Types
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A Concourse pipeline is like a distributed, continuous Makefile. Each job has a build plan declaring the job's input resources and what to run with them when they change. Your pipeline is then visualized in the web UI, taking only one click to get from a failed job to seeing why it failed. The visualization provides a "gut check" feedback loop: if it _looks_ wrong, it probably _is_ wrong. A MORE COMPLICATED EXAMPLE... Jobs can depend on other jobs by configuring passed constraints. The resulting chain of jobs and resources is a dependency graph that continuously pushes your project forward, from source code to production.unit rc ship
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_This particular pipeline can be found in the Booklit repository._
CI UNDER SOURCE CONTROL $ fly -t ci set-pipeline -p booklit -c pipeline.yml $ vim pipeline.yml $ fly -t ci set-pipeline -p booklit -c pipeline.yml $ git add pipeline.yml $ git commit -m "initial pipeline"█ All configuration and administration is done using the fly CLI.
The fly set-pipeline command pushes the config up to Concourse. Once it looks good, you can then check the file in to source control. This makes it easy to recover your project if the Concourse server burns down. REPRODUCIBLE, DEBUGGABLE BUILDS $ fly -t ci intercept -j booklit/unit -s unit root@2c15ff11:/tmp/build/0df9eea0# ps PID TTY TIME CMD 171 pts/1 00:00:00 bash 1876 pts/1 00:00:00 ps root@2c15ff11:/tmp/build/0df9eea0# lsdepspath gopath
root@2c15ff11:/tmp/build/0df9eea0# █ Everything runs in containers, ensuring a clean environment on everyrun.
Each task specifies its own image, giving it full control over its dependencies, rather than managing packages and stateon your workers.
The fly intercept command will pop you right into one of your build's containers, making it easy to troubleshoot flaky builds. RAPID LOCAL ITERATION ~/booklit $ fly -t ci execute -c ci/test.yml executing build 1 at http://localhost:8080/builds/1initializing
booklit: 4.74 MiB/s 0s running gopath/src/github.com/vito/booklit/ci/test fetching dependencies... installing ginkgo...running tests...
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The fly execute command lets you run a build with local changes. This build runs in exactly the same way as it would run in your pipeline, without having to push broken commits until it works. When a build in the pipeline fails, you can run fly execute with the -j flag to run a one-off build with the same inputs as the failed build. You can then replace an input with your local changes with -i to see if your fix is valid. BRING YOUR OWN INTEGRATIONSresource_types:
- name: rubygem
type: registry-imagesource:
repository: troykinsella/concourse-rubygems-resourceresources:
- name: rspec-gem
type: rubygem
source: {gem: rspec}jobs:
- name: bundle
plan:
- get: rspec-gem
trigger: true
- # ...
Concourse does not have a complex plugin system. Instead, it focuses on a single strong abstraction: resource , which are implemented by resource types . The pipeline.resources field configures external artifacts that your pipeline will monitor for changes, fetch from, and push to. For example, a resource with type git refers to a git repository, which will be cloned in a get step and pushed to using a put step . Behind the scenes, Concourse will continuously run git fetch to look for new commits that jobs maywant to trigger on.
At its core, Concourse knows nothing about git. It comes with a git resource type out of the box, but you could just as easily bring your own into your pipeline by setting the pipeline.resource_typesfield.
To see what resource types are available, check out the Resource Typescatalog !
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