Create a Pipeline¶

This section will provide a step-by-step guide to create a pipeline through editing, building, and deploying, enabling you to quickly set up a pipeline.

Prerequisites¶

• You need to create a workspace and a user. This user should join the workspace and be assigned the Workspace Editor role. Refer to Creating Workspace and Users.
• Create two credentials that can access the image repository and the cluster, named: registry and kubeconfig respectively. For more information on creating credentials, please refer to Credential Management.
• Prepare a GitHub repository and a DockerHub repository.

Create credentials¶

1. Create two credentials on the Credentials page:

   • docker-credential: Username and password for accessing the image repository.
   • demo-dev-kubeconfig: To access the Kubernetes cluster using this kubeconfig.

2. After creation, you can see the credential information on the credential list page.

Create a custom pipeline¶

1. Click Create Pipeline on the pipeline list page.

   

2. In the pop-up dialog box, select Create a custom pipeline , then click OK .

   

3. Enter test-demo as the pipeline name on the Create a custom pipeline page.

   

4. Add three string parameters in Build Parameters , these parameters will be used in the image build command.

   • registry: Image repository address. Example value: release.daocloud.io .
   • project: The project name in the image repository. Example value: demo .
   • name: The name of the image. Example value: http-hello .

   

5. After adding, click OK .

Edit pipeline¶

1. Click a pipeline's name on the pipeline list page.

   

2. Click Edit Pipeline in the upper right corner.

   

3. Click Global Settings in the upper right corner.

   

4. Set the type to node , and label to go , then click OK .

   

5. Add stage -> Pull Source Code.

   • Click Add Stage on the canvas. Set the name in the stage settings on the right to: git clone.
   • Click Add Step , select git clone under step type in the pop-up dialog box, and configure the relevant parameters:
     • Repo URL: Enter the GitLab repository address.
     • Branch: If not filled in, the default is the master branch.
     • Credential: If it is a private repository, you need to provide a credential.

   

6. Add stage -> Build and Push Image.

   • Click Add Stage on the canvas. Set the name in the stage settings on the right to: build & push.

   • In the step module, select to enable Specify Container , fill in the container name go in the pop-up dialog box, then click OK .

     

   • In the step module, select to enable Use Credential, fill in the relevant parameters in the pop-up dialog box, then click OK .

     • Credentials: Select the Docker hub credentials you created for accessing the image repository.
     • Password Variable: PASS
     • Username Variable: USER

     

   • Click Add Step to build the code, select shell under step type in the pop-up dialog box, and enter the following command in the command line, then click OK .

     go build -o simple-http-server main.go
     

   • Click Add Step to build a Docker image according to the Dockerfile in the source code, select shell under step type in the pop-up dialog box, and enter the following command in the command line, then click OK .

     docker build -f Dockerfile . -t $registry/$project/$name:latest
     

   • Click Add Step to log in to the image repository, select shell under step type in the pop-up dialog box, and enter the following command in the command line, then click OK .

     docker login $registry -u $USER -p $PASS
     

   • Click Add Step to push the image to the image repository, select shell under step type in the pop-up dialog box, and enter the following command in the command line, then click OK .

     docker push $registry/$project/$name:latest
     

7. Add stage -> Deploy to Cluster.

   • Click Add Stage on the canvas. Set the name in the stage settings on the right to: deploy.

   • In the step module, select to enable Specify Container , fill in the container name go in the pop-up dialog box, then click OK .

     

   • In the step module, select to enable Use Credential , fill in the relevant parameters in the pop-up dialog box, then click OK .

     • Credentials: Choose the kubeconfig type credential.
     • kubeconfig Variable: If you are using the kubectl apply deployment method, the variable value must be KUBECONFIG.

     

   • Click Add Step to deploy to the cluster, select shell under step type in the pop-up dialog box, and enter the following command in the command line, then click OK.

     kubectl apply -f deploy.yaml
     

Save and run pipeline¶

1. After completing the previous step, click Save and Run .

   

2. In the pop-up dialog box, input the example parameters from step two. Click OK to successfully run the pipeline.

   

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