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Understanding continuous integration and delivery pipelines with third party automation servers

Updated on April 5, 2022

Use DevOps practices such as continuous integration and continuous delivery to quickly move application changes from development, through testing, and to deployment. Use Pega Platform tools and common third-party tools to implement DevOps.

You can set up a continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) pipeline that uses a Pega repository in which you can store and test software and a third-party automation server such as Jenkins that starts jobs and performs operations on your software. Use a CI/CD pipeline to quickly detect and resolve issues before deploying your application to a production environment.

For example, you can configure an automation server with REST services to automatically merge branches after you publish them to a Pega repository. You can also configure Jenkins to create branch reviews, run PegaUnit tests, and return the status of a merge.

  • Using branches with repositories in a continuous integration and delivery pipeline

    When you work in a continuous integration and development environment, you can configure a repository on a source development system to store and test software. You publish branches to repositories to store and test them. You can also configure a pipeline with REST services on your automation server to perform branch operations, such as detecting conflicts, merging branches, and creating branch reviews, immediately after you push a branch to the repository.

  • Remotely starting automation jobs to perform branch operations and run unit tests

    In a continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) workflow, repositories provide centralized storage for software that is to be tested, released, or deployed. You can start a job remotely from an automation server, such as Jenkins, and use the branches REST and merges REST services to merge branches when you push them from your development system to a Pega repository on a source development system.

  • Implementing a CI/CD pipeline with repository APIs

    After you have configured an automation server and system of record (SOR) so that you can remotely start jobs on the automation server, you can implement a continuous integration and development pipeline with the branches REST and merges REST services. These services detect potential conflicts before a merge, merge rules in a branch, obtain the status of the merge, and create branch reviews. By remotely starting jobs that automatically perform branch operations, your organization can deliver higher-quality software more quickly.

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