rahulkj / pcf-concourse-pipelines

Concourse pipelines to deploy Pivotal Products

PCF product tiles Concourse Pipelines:

CAUTION: Pivotal does not provide support for these pipelines. If you find anything broken, then please submit a PR.

Pipelines available in this repository are:

This repository provides the pipelines for the products listed in the following table.

The pipeline for the tiles is common and is located here

PRODUCT	VERSION	PIPELINE LOCATION
All tiles	any	Install Product Tile
Upgrade Buildpacks	any	Upgrade Buildpacks

Use the template to write your own pipeline. Install Product Tile Template

Before you begin

• Copy the params-template.yml file to a new folder, for ex:

mkdir -p sandbox/healthwatch
cp ./pipelines/install-product/params-template.yml sandbox/healthwatch/params.yml

• Edit the params.yml and add the details for the product, and the version details. You can ignore the product_config section and fetch the details by running the generate-config-product job once the tile has been staged via the pipeline

• Update the information in the globals.yml

• Store all the secrets in the credential manager used by concourse (credhub or vault)

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Following is an example on how to fly a pipeline:

>	fly -t concourse-[ENV] login -c https://<CONCOURSE-URL> -k
>	fly -t concourse-[ENV] set-pipeline -p healthwatch \
        -c ./pipelines/install-product/pipeline.yml \
        -l ./sandbox/healthwatch/params.yml \
        -l ./pipelines/globals.yml
>	fly -t concourse-[ENV] unpause-pipeline -p healthwatch

If you wish to use your own docker images in the task.yml files, then the original docker file is located under the ci folder. ci/Dockerfile

pcf-concourse-pipelines's Issues

Support for SAML enabled Ops Manager

Hey Rahul,
We've just enabled SAML auth in Ops Manager, which means that we can't use username and password to connect using OM.

Would it be possible to have options for your pipelines (which are awesome by the way) to include support for calling:

Usage: om [options] <command> [<args>]
  --client-id, -c, OM_CLIENT_ID          string  Client ID for the Ops Manager VM (not required for unauthenticated commands)
  --client-secret, -s, OM_CLIENT_SECRET  string  Client Secret for the Ops Manager VM (not required for unauthenticated commands)

as well as username and password.

(apologies for the issue, I wanted to reach out, but slack is down)
H

Is there a clean way to delete tiles, similar to `wipe-env` job in pcf-pipelines?

I would like to have a job in the install-[tile] pipeline, that can help me delete the tile that I've installed, so that I can delete and re-install the tile per my needs.

Requested by @jmcdice

stemcell-uploader has hardcoded vsphere in wget

Trying to run some tile pipelines with Azure-hyperv and trusty stemcells but fails each time as it trys to find them in the vsphere repo.

code below:

 if [[ -z "$RESPONSE" ]]; then
      wget --show-progress `https://s3.amazonaws.com/bosh-core-stemcells/vsphere/$STEMCELL_NAME`
      else
      $PIVNET_CLI download-product-files -p $PRODUCT_SLUG -r $SC_VERSION -g "*$IAAS_TYPE*" -- 
      accept-eula
    fi    

Unpin the om cli version from `0.44.0` to latest

https://github.com/rahul-kj/pcf-concourse-pipelines/blob/master/pipelines/install-product/pipeline.yml#L14 should be removed and the customer should pass in the yml files for configuring the products instead. @rahulkj FIX it

om-cli/om-linux

This worked on July 3rd 2019
Stopped working on try on July 10th 2019

Receiving this error:
Upload-Product Job

• chmod +x om-cli/om-linux
  chmod: cannot access 'om-cli/om-linux': No such file or directory

OM job output:
tag | 2.0.1
body

Was a release to make sure that brew upgrade works.
commit_sha
e2a24e1466d17d7a32c7a36be98e9f87e36f9410
name
2.0.1
tag
2.0.1
url
https://github.com/pivotal-cf/om/releases/tag/2.0.1