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• Installing an agentSetup

  What the agent is and why it connects out The agent is the process that runs pipeline steps on your infrastructure. It connects to the master itself: it sends a heartbeat over HTTP …

• EnvironmentsSetup

  … onment is the deploy target your workloads run on: a Kubernetes cluster or a Docker host. Agents register into an environment and run the jobs sent to it. A repository binding alwa …

• Preview appsFeatures

  … iews. See Connect your source control. Prerequisites An environment of type Kubernetes.An agent installed with the Preview namespaces (Review Apps) option. This lets the agent crea …

• Connect your source controlSetup

  … e at the same time; each repository binding picks its own SCM. Once connected, EJO: gives agents credentials to clone your repositories,receives push, pull request (merge request o …

• Secrets and variablesPipelines

  … ubernetes Secret in your cluster.Referenced by Namespace, Secret name and Secret key. The agent reads the value.External secret (EXTERNAL_SECRET)In your own secret manager (Vault, …

• Deploy verification and rollbackFeatures

  What is deploy verification? With deploy verification on, the agent samples the checks you define for a while after a deploy finishes. When a check breaches its limit several times …

• Supply chain securityFeatures

  … try_id);when the pipeline already has explicit SBOM_GENERATE or TRIVY_SCAN steps;when the agent does not support it (upgrade the agent). Note: When the environment requires an SBOM …