CodeArts Pipeline allows you to visualize and orchestrate CI/CD (continuous integration and continuous delivery) pipelines, automating delivery, shortening the time to market (TTM) of applications, and enabling DevOps.
As a task scheduling platform, CodeArts Pipeline relies on the automated tasks in other CodeArts services such as Build, Check, TestPlan, and Deploy. You can orchestrate these automated tasks based on your requirements, such as application deployment in the development, test, or production environment. A single configuration triggers executions to save manual operations.
The following table describes the features of CodeArts Pipeline.
Feature | Description |
|---|---|
Job orchestration | Manage and schedule jobs of build, code check, sub-pipeline, deployment, delayed execution, manual review, and API test. |
Adding, deleting, editing, and checking pipelines | Create, edit, delete pipelines and check execution status on the console. You can go to a job details page to view its logs. |
Extensions | Use built-in extensions or customize them for task orchestration. |
Parameters | Add custom parameters and set them before executing a pipeline. |
Execution plans | Configure event triggers, scheduled tasks, parallel execution, and preemption policies for a pipeline. |
Permissions | Configure project-level permissions for each role and user in a pipeline to allow them to view, edit, execute, and delete the pipeline. |
Notifications | Configure whether to send notifications upon pipeline events. |
Executing jobs in serial or parallel mode | Execute jobs in a stage in serial or parallel mode as needed. |
Executing specific jobs | Execute specific jobs in a pipeline. |
Execution records | Check the pipeline records in the past 90 days. |
Microservice changes | Manage DevOps changes via microservices. |
Policies | Manage policies at the tenant and project levels. |
Pipeline rules | Customize rules based on extensions. |
Pass conditions | Create rules and policies for pass conditions. |