deploying node.js with atlassian bamboo
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Deploying Node.js With Atlassian Bamboo
Issac GoldstandPrincipal Architect
ironSource
How did the artifact get to the production machine?
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In a previous episode...
Artifact Push – Supported by Bamboo, including firewall transversal, but requires the target machine to have a Remote Agent license
In a previous episode...
Always workedArtifact Push – Supported by Bamboo, including firewall transversal,
but requires the target machine to have a Remote Agent license
In a previous episode...
Always workedArtifact Push – Supported by Bamboo, including firewall transversal,
but requires the target machine to have a Remote Agent license
External artifact store – No native Bamboo support.Vote for it at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11876
In a previous episode...
Always worked
“Secret” feature
Artifact Push – Supported by Bamboo, including firewall transversal,but requires the target machine to have a Remote Agent license
External artifact store – No native Bamboo support.Vote for it at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11876
In a previous episode...
Always worked
“Secret” feature
Artifact Push – Supported by Bamboo, including firewall transversal,but requires the target machine to have a Remote Agent license
External artifact store – No native Bamboo support.Vote for it at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11876
Artifact Pull – Supported by popular deployment tools (Chef, Puppet, Capistrano) but requires Firewall access and fileaccess (FTP, HTTP) to Bamboo’s artifact store
In a previous episode...
Always worked
“Secret” feature
Let’s take a look
Artifact Push – Supported by Bamboo, including firewall transversal,but requires the target machine to have a Remote Agent license
External artifact store – No native Bamboo support.Vote for it at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11876
Artifact Pull – Supported by popular deployment tools (Chef, Puppet, Capistrano) but requires Firewall access and fileaccess (FTP, HTTP) to Bamboo’s artifact store
In a previous episode...
Always worked
“Secret” feature
Let’s take a look
Artifact Push – Supported by Bamboo, including firewall transversal,but requires the target machine to have a Remote Agent license
External artifact store – No native Bamboo support.Vote for it at https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-11876
Artifact Pull – Supported by popular deployment tools (Chef, Puppet, Capistrano) but requires Firewall access and fileaccess (FTP, HTTP) to Bamboo’s artifact store
In a previous episode...
Company A - production
Company B - production
Company B - staging
Company C - production
Company D - production
Company D - staging
Company E - production
Company F - production
Company F - staging
Company G - production
Company G - dev
Company A - production
Company B - production
Company B - staging
Company C - production
Company D - production
Company D - staging
Company E - production
Company F - production
Company F - staging
Thank you