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Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Re: Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Post by mryall »

geoandrew wrote: post #16

My main pain point with deployment is with servers that are not directly accessible from the Internet. For example, an EC2 instance that sits in a private section of an AWS VPC. Accessing the server is done through a Bastion server/Jumpbox. AWS CodeDeploy is the only solution I've found in this environment and it sucks. Can the new system ssh proxy through a Bastion server?

Yes, you can set up SSH keys to connect to your jumpbox from Bitbucket Pipelines: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/use-ssh-keys-in-b...

At the moment, direct access to your Amazon resources requires an access key configured via secure variables in Pipelines. We'd consider adding support for IAM roles/key rotation if a lot of people would find it useful.

Re: Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Post by vikasbirru »

hi team

this is birru you're shared new future in bit-bucket (bit-bucket deployments) but it not visible in bit-bucket account i am searched is there any add-on future there no add-on there is no future in bit

how can i go to use deployments future in bitbucket

Re: Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Post by vikasbirru »

sheraz wrote: post #20

Cool feature! I will be pushing this into our pipline scripts this week. I'm pleasently surprised that bitbucket-pipelines has actually worked this well. So well that we have turned off our Jenkins server. Nice work, atlassian!

i con't able to see new future(bit bucket deployments ) in bit bucket

i can go for that

Re: Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Post by erwinm »

ClaireMaynie wrote: post #12
erwinm wrote: post #10

Will there be support for deployments to a (test) environment per branch?

In the early release, it's not possible: the 3 default environments are at the moment just for the repository, not per branch. You can deploy from multiple branches to the same environment though. Can you elaborate on why this would be helpful for you?

I was asking because we build a product that is deployed at customer site, so deployments would not be useful for that. But, we do deploy our own product to test environments for manual testing. (We also have automatic testing, but thats per commit and removed after testing... so not relevant here.)

We have the following branches (simplified): master release-4.2.x release-5.0.x release-5.1.x

Now, I was thinking to use the deployments feature to track the deployment of the test environment of each branch. So our testers can see the status of their test environment.

Re: Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Post by natbobc »

mryall wrote: post #21
geoandrew wrote: post #16

My main pain point with deployment is with servers that are not directly accessible from the Internet. For example, an EC2 instance that sits in a private section of an AWS VPC. Accessing the server is done through a Bastion server/Jumpbox. AWS CodeDeploy is the only solution I've found in this environment and it sucks. Can the new system ssh proxy through a Bastion server?

Yes, you can set up SSH keys to connect to your jumpbox from Bitbucket Pipelines: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/use-ssh-keys-in-b... At the moment, direct access to your Amazon resources requires an access key configured via secure variables in Pipelines. We'd consider adding support for IAM roles/key rotation if a lot of people would find it useful.

Would be useful for stuff like;

- kubernetes - elastic beanstalk

I'm currently using the "custom" section with a plugin I developed to deploy to environments. In the default build it pushes the build to Elastic Beanstalk and then deploys to test. The custom builds merely promote the build for other environments.

Re: Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Post by mryall »

intellix wrote: post #26

Looks great but imagine there are no plans to release it for Bitbucket Server as with every other feature that comes 2 years later. AKA Abandonware

Bamboo integrates with Bitbucket Server and has great deployment support. In many ways, we’re just catching up on the cloud side.

Do you use Bamboo? Anything you’d like to see improved in the deployment support there?

Re: Atlassian announces Bitbucket Deployments: Confidence to release early and often

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Post by seanjregan »

sheraz wrote: post #20

Cool feature! I will be pushing this into our pipline scripts this week. I'm pleasently surprised that bitbucket-pipelines has actually worked this well. So well that we have turned off our Jenkins server. Nice work, atlassian!

So did this guy- https://medium.com/@shanecfast/firing-the-butler-migrating-f...
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