DevOps
DevOps is a culture of collaboration by Development, Quality, and Operations to address issues in all three spaces.
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A Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery pipeline is an automated process to quickly move applications from development through testing to deployment. Pega Platform™ includes tools to support DevOps, keeps an open platform, provides hooks and services based on standards, and supports most popular tools.
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Browse the information below to discover how to collaborate more easily amongst Development, Quality, and Operations.
Development
Use the Pega® Platform tools to develop or improve your application in a shared development environment.
Development workflow in the DevOps pipeline
Using multiple built-on applications
Rules development
Rule comparison
Version control in the DevOps pipeline
Branching
Use branches and a single-source environment to ensure stability and quality.
Enhanced features for branches
Branch development
Branch merging
Using Lock and Roll to manage ruleset versions
Adding a branch from a repository
Pushing a branch to a repository
Creating a toggle
Continuous integration
Use the PegaUnit tests to verify the quality of your application. Then, use a continuous integration system such as Jenkins to automatically package an application for export to a binary application repository.
PegaUnit testing
Running PegaUnit test cases and test suites with the Execute Tests service
Setting up and packaging a release on your shared development environment
Using prpcService Utils and Jenkins for automated application deployment
Continuous delivery
Use regression and acceptance testing to validate the application before the application is declared ready to deploy. If the application fails the tests, roll back to a saved restore point.
Add Test ID for unique identification of UI elements during testing
Pega Platform Docker support
Application release management
Deploying application changes to your staging or production environment
Using prpcService Utils and Jenkins for automated application deployment
Rolling back to a restore point
Deployment
After an application passes the testing requirements, use a continuous integration system such as Jenkins to automatically deploy the fully validated application package into production.
Version control in the DevOps pipeline
Define hotfixes as dependencies for product rules
Deploying application changes to your staging or production environment
Using prpcService Utils and Jenkins for automated application deployment
Application release management in the Pega 7 Platform
Application release changes, types, and processes
Updating access groups by submitting a request to an active instance
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