Lesson 9: Adding DevOps Deploy environments to the pipeline

You can learn about adding Deploy environments to the pipeline.

Before you begin

You must have completed the following tasks:
  • Created an application in Deploy. For example, PROJ. Refer to DevOps Deploy tutorial.
  • Ensured that you have set up the DEV, QA, and PROD environments in Deploy.

Procedure

  1. Perform the following steps to add the deploy job to the DEV stage of the pipeline:
    1. On the Pipeline page, click under DEV stage.
    2. On the Map a Jenkins job to a logical environment (DEV) dialog, in the Managed by list, select DevOps Deploy.
    3. On the Map app environments to logical environment (DEV) dialog, in the Managed by list, select DevOps Deploy.
    4. On the Search your application, select PROJ_process, and then click Continue.
    5. On the processes selected, select PROJ_process, and then click Continue.
    6. In the environments selected list, select the DEV checkbox.
    7. Click Save.
  2. Perform the following steps to add the deploy job to the PROD stage of the pipeline:
    1. On the Pipeline page, click under PROD stage.
    2. On the Map app environments to logical environment (DEV) dialog, in the Managed by list, select DevOps Deploy.
    3. On the processes selected, select PROJ_process, and then click Continue.
    4. In the environments selected list, select the PROD checkbox.
    5. Click Save.
  3. Perform the following steps to add the deploy job to the QA stage of the pipeline:
    1. On the Pipeline page, click under PROD stage.
    2. On the Map app environments to logical environment (DEV) dialog, in the Managed by list, select DevOps Deploy.
    3. On the processes selected, select PROJ_process, and then click Continue.
    4. In the environments selected list, select the QA checkbox.
    5. Click Save.

Results

You can learn about the functionality of Jira, GitHub, Jenkins, and Deployintegrations in the value stream and visualize the movement of dots from the backlog to build stages within the value stream. See Lesson 10: Visualizing the movement of dots in the value stream.