Overview
KubeRocketCI is an open-source solution that facilitates the process of architecture creation and software development. By streamlining and synchronizing steps that are crucial for successful software engineering projects, KubeRocketCI helps alleviate pain points around differentiated processes and tools, inefficient workflows, scaling, and security.
KubeRocketCI consolidates the top Open-Source CI/CD tools by running them on Kubernetes/OpenShift, which enables web/app development either in isolated (on-prem) or cloud environments.
The Platform brings the following benefits to the teams that use it:
- Accelerated development process: By automating infrastructure setup, providing pre-configured templates, and offering CI/CD pipelines, KubeRocketCI enables development teams to quickly start new projects and maintain efficient workflows.
- Standardization and consistency: The solution provides a unified platform for managing and deploying microservices. This leads to improved collaboration between teams, less confusion due to varying tools and processes, and a more streamlined approach to application development and delivery.
- High-quality software: The solution supports testing and static application security testing, ensuring that applications meet quality and security standards before deployment.
- Customization and flexibility: Using various technologies, frameworks, and integration with popular tools, the development teams can adapt the platform to their specific needs, boosting efficiency and productivity.
- Scalability: Kubernetes native design enables applications to leverage features such as auto-scaling and rolling updates, ensuring applications can scale effectively as needed.
- Time and cost savings: By streamlining the development process, organizations can save time and resources, leading to faster time-to-market and reduced development costs.
- Simplified compliance and security: The single sign-on feature and built-in security best practices help maintain a secure development environment, simplifying compliance with industry regulations.
- Continuous improvement: The open-source nature encourages collaboration, feedback, and innovation-driving continuous improvement of the platform to meet the needs of the development community.
KubeRocketCI is licensed under Apache License 2.0
Highlights
- Leverage best practices and proven methodologies from EPAM, a leading global provider of digital platform engineering and software development services, and an AWS Premier Consulting Partner.
- Start the delivery pipeline on day one with the Golden Path, and maintain the pipeline easily with junior specialists after initial set-up.
- Reduce overall development time and cost, and focus on building business functionalities instead of infrastructure.
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Helm Chart
- Amazon EKS
Helm chart
Helm charts are Kubernetes YAML manifests combined into a single package that can be installed on Kubernetes clusters. The containerized application is deployed on a cluster by running a single Helm install command to install the seller-provided Helm chart.
Version release notes
What's new:
A new "History" tab has been added to the Pipelines section. It displays past PipelineRun executions retrieved from external storage, allowing users to retain historical data even after automatic cleanup processes.
Several new pipeline types have been introduced to the platform:
- Security pipelines run security scans using specialized tools.
- Release pipelines handle release flow.
- Test pipelines execute automated tests for Environments.
This update enables users to run these pipelines independently from the build, review, and deploy stages, thus simplifying platform management and enhancing flexibility.
We've also introduced a repository discovery feature. The KubeRocketCI portal can now access Git account repositories and branches, making them available for selection within the platform. For example, when creating a codebase, users can choose their Git account and repository from a list, rather than typing them manually. This feature improves the user experience, reduces the risk of human error, and streamlines resource management.
New Functionality:
- The ability to override and securityContext parameters has been added to the Helm chart configuration. This allows users to define custom security settings at the pod and container levels;
- Several new pipeline types have been added to the platform: Security, Release, and Test;
- The and parameters of the Helm chart configuration have become configurable;
- The ability to create a branch from another branch has been added to codebases;
- A refresh button has been added to the Create Branch window. It refreshes the branch list when creating a branch from another branch;
- The deployableResources parameter has been added to the platform configuration. It allows users to disable creation of default pipelines;
- The marketplaceTemplates parameter has been added to the Marketplace template configuration. It allows users to disable template creation for default templates;
- KubeRocketCI now supports deploying applications to remote clusters in Capsule tenants;
- The podTemplate parameter has been added to all TriggerTemplate resources within the platform to allow users to control execution environment parameters such as resource limits, node selectors, tolerations, and custom containers;
- The image-scan-remote pipeline has been added to the platform. Its purpose is to scan container images for vulnerabilities using security analysis tools;
Enhancements:
- To improve traceability, PipelineRuns in the Pipelines section are now ordered by creation date instead of completion date;
- The repository field of the codebase creation window has been refactored. Previously, users had to type both account name and repository name. Now users select the integrated account name and its repositories;
- The Pipelines section now allows users to filter PipelineRuns by their type;
- A "History" tab has been added to the Pipelines section. This tab shows the history of PipelineRun executions stored in OpenSearch;
- Branch name validation has been updated. The portal now supports adding branches with long names and capital letters;
- A copy button has been added to the "Deployed Versions" column of the Environment details page. This button copies essential deployment information, such as Deployment Flow name, Environment name, namespace, and deployed application name and version;
- Various tooltips have been updated throughout the portal;
- A warning message has been added to the Environment details page when enabling the "Values override" option;
- PipelineRuns now return the Success status even if some steps are skipped;
- Resource terminology has been updated within Tekton Pipelines and Tasks to align with new resource naming;
- Versioning terminology has been updated throughout Tekton Pipelines and Tasks to align with new versioning naming;
Fixed Issues:
- Fixed UI flickering when setting or resetting filter values;
- Fixed incorrect placement of filter controls and reset button across the app;
- Fixed an issue where default Marketplace Templates used icons that didn't match the application;
- Fixed an issue where Git links returned 404 error codes and branches were missing after codebase creation using clone strategy from GitHub;
- Fixed an issue where an empty table was shown instead of a message when there was no data on the History page;
- Fixed an issue that caused infinite PipelineRun page loading if the API URL endpoint was incorrectly specified or missing in the "krci-config" Secret;
- Fixed an issue where the "get-version" step showed incorrect processing time when the PipelineRun failed;
- Fixed an issue where incorrect commit hash caused layout shift on the branch creation window;
- Fixed an issue where remote clusters created with bearer authentication tokens were incorrectly shown as IRSA;
- Fixed an issue where typing a slash in the GitLab account name input cleared the field;
- Fixed an issue where the "Undo Changes" button didn't clear the authentication type;
- Fixed an issue where GitLab repository paths were considered invalid;
- Fixed an issue where the "Clear" button for filters in the Pipelines section didn't work correctly;
- Fixed an issue causing the Marketplace to show no results after applying filters, even when matching applications were present;
- Fixed an issue where some Kubernetes labels were incorrectly filtered;
- Fixed an issue where the Pipelines section could show no PipelineRuns;
- Fixed an issue where the Ingress URL tooltip on the Environment details page could not correctly display large URLs;
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