jerolimov / nodeinfo-pac

Project to test OpenShift import PAC flow

nodeinfo-pac - a Pipeline-as-Code example

1. Fork this repo to get access to the webhook settings

2. Add a webhook

Git repo > Setting > Webhooks > Add Webhook

Payload URL depennds on your cluster:

• The DevSandbox webhook URL depends on user partitioning, my is:

  https://pipelines-as-code-controller-tekton-pipelines.apps.sandbox-m2.ll9k.p1.openshiftapps.com

  TODO: Cluster bot URL looks similar to this:

  TODO

  TODO: With a local cluster (OpenShift local / CRC) you can use ngrok for port forwarding:

  ngrok http --host-header pipelines-as-code-controller-openshift-pipelines.apps-crc.testing $(crc ip):443

• Content type: application/json

• SSL works fine with DevSandbox and ngrok (to test with a local cluster), but must be disabled for shared clusters or cluster bot instances

• Change events if needed, but push is fine

3. Copy and update a .tekton PipelineRun based on your needs

Currently this repo contains PipelineRuns to:

• build and rollout a nodeinfo-pac Deployment in the namespaces christoph and cjerolim

Please notice: All PipelineRun will be started at the moment all all unrelated jobs will fail.

This might be fixed with Pipelines 1.9.1, checkout PaC PR #1127 for the status.

TODOs:

• TODO: Yaml to setup the Deployment/ImageStream/Service/Route
• TODO: similar PR for a DeploymentConfig
• similar PR for a Knative Service

4. Push to your Git repo and enjoy your new PipelineRun