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Continuous Delivery Director Integrations Continuous Delivery Director Integrations Continuous Delivery Director Integrations Table of Contents Integrations........................................................................................................................................... 5 Manage Plug-ins............................................................................................................................................................... 6 Plug-in Proxies.......................................................................................................................................................... 11 Manage Plug-in Proxies.....................................................................................................................................13 Set Up a Plug-in Proxy......................................................................................................................................13 Configure Plug-in Proxies.................................................................................................................................. 18 Register an On-Premise Plug-in with Proxy......................................................................................................19 Run Docker Image With Docker Compose....................................................................................................... 19 Run Docker Image Without Docker Compose.................................................................................................. 22 Containerized Plug-ins.............................................................................................................................................. 23 Run Containerized Plug-ins using Docker Engine............................................................................................ 25 Run Containerized Plug-ins using Kubernetes..................................................................................................27 Set Up Multiple Containerized Plug-in Managers............................................................................................. 29 Plug-ins............................................................................................................................................................................30 Apache Tomcat Plug-in............................................................................................................................................. 33 Atlassian Bitbucket Plug-in....................................................................................................................................... 35 Atlassian JIRA Plug-in.............................................................................................................................................. 37 Automic® Continuous Delivery Automation Plug-in..................................................................................................43 Configure a CDA Plug-in Endpoint....................................................................................................................45 Start Application Workflow.................................................................................................................................46 Start General Workflow......................................................................................................................................48 AWS CodeDeploy Plug-in......................................................................................................................................... 50 AWS Elastic Beanstalk Plug-in................................................................................................................................. 51 Azure DevOps Server Plug-in...................................................................................................................................53 Configure an Azure DevOps Server Endpoint.................................................................................................. 54 Import Work Items (Azure DevOps Server)...................................................................................................... 55 Get Files (Azure DevOps Server)..................................................................................................................... 56 Run Build (Azure DevOps Server).................................................................................................................... 57 Create Work Item (Azure DevOps Server)........................................................................................................58 Update Work Item (Azure DevOps Server).......................................................................................................59 Wait for Approval (Azure DevOps Server)........................................................................................................ 59 BlazeMeter® Plug-in..................................................................................................................................................60 Cucumber for Java Plug-in....................................................................................................................................... 64 Get Test Assets (Cucumber for Java)...............................................................................................................67 Cucumber for Ruby Plug-in...................................................................................................................................... 68 Docker Plug-in...........................................................................................................................................................70 2 Continuous Delivery Director Integrations DX App Experience Analytics Plug-in...................................................................................................................... 73 DX App Synthetic Monitor Plug-in............................................................................................................................ 75 Configure a DX App Synthetic Monitor Plug-in Endpoint..................................................................................76 Activate and Deactivate Monitors......................................................................................................................77 Run Rule Check (DX ASM)...............................................................................................................................77 Email Plug-in............................................................................................................................................................. 78 Endevor Software Change Manager Plug-in............................................................................................................79 Flowdock Plug-in....................................................................................................................................................... 84 GitHub Plug-in........................................................................................................................................................... 85 GitLab Plug-in............................................................................................................................................................88 Gradle Testing Plug-in...............................................................................................................................................92 Helm Plug-in..............................................................................................................................................................94 Configure a Helm Plug-in Endpoint...................................................................................................................96 Install Release by Helm Chart...........................................................................................................................97 Upgrade Release by Helm Chart...................................................................................................................... 98 Rollback Release............................................................................................................................................... 98 Uninstall Releases............................................................................................................................................. 99 Jenkins Plug-in.......................................................................................................................................................... 99 Configure a Jenkins Endpoint......................................................................................................................... 100 Run Build (Jenkins)..........................................................................................................................................102 JetBrains TeamCity Plug-in.....................................................................................................................................102 Configure Plug-in for JetBrains TeamCity....................................................................................................... 104 Send Build Notifications from JetBrains TeamCity.......................................................................................... 105 JFrog Artifactory Plug-in........................................................................................................................................
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