OpenShift Pipelines (Tekton) - Console
There’s a Console Too
Let’s pause from our CLI work for a moment and take a look at the OpenShift Web Console as it relates to Pipelines.
I know, I know…
You really don’t care about the GUI right?
You’re all in on the CLI.
Never fear, we’ll get back to the CLI soon enough…
;-)
Pipelines In The OpenShift Web Console
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If you are currently in the
Developer
perspective, switch to theAdministrator
perspective:You should now see additional options in the left-hand nav bar.
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From the left-hand nav bar, select
Home -> Projects
, then select themy-app
project.You should now see the overview of the
my-app
project. -
Now select
Pipelines
in the left-hand nav bar.You should see an expanded list with
Pipelines
,Tasks
, andTriggers
. -
Select
Pipelines
from the expanded view in the left-hand nav:From here, you can use the horizontal tabs to explore
Pipelines
,PipelineRuns
,PipelineResources
, andConditions
.Note: PipelineResources are deprecated. Don’t use them.
We haven’t discussed
Conditions
yet. We’ll save that for later. -
Look at the
Pipelines
:Clicking into an item in the list of Pipelines will show you the details of that pipeline:
The stacked dot menu at the far right of each pipeline object in the list will expand to show you more options.
Selecting
start
allows you to manually start a PipelineRun by providing the parameter values. -
Look at the
PipelineRuns
:Clicking into an item in the list of PipelineRuns will show you the details of that run:
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Select
Tasks
from the expanded view in the left-hand nav:From here, you can use the horizontal tabs to explore
Tasks
,TaskRuns
, andClusterTasks
Clicking on any item in the list, will give you a detailed view of that item.
So… that’s the Console
We still haven’t written any application code… compiled it… or, deployed it.
That’s kind of important for CI/CD.
We also need to put the C
into CI/CD.
So, let’s do that next. Then we’ll write some code! I promise.
Go here for the next lesson: OpenShift Pipelines (Tekton) - Triggers Basics