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@fabz26/plugin-octopus-deploy

v0.2.21

Published

Welcome to the octopus-deploy plugin!

Downloads

171

Readme

Octopus Deploy Plugin

Welcome to the octopus-deploy plugin!

Features

  • Display the deployment status of the most recent releases for a project in Octopus Deploy straight from the Backstage catalog

Getting started

Installing

To get started, first install the plugin with the following command:

# From your Backstage root directory
yarn --cwd packages/app add @backstage-community/plugin-octopus-deploy

Setup

This plugin (currently) uses the Backstage proxy to securely communicate with the Octopus Deploy API.

To use it, you will need to generate an API Key within Octopus Deploy.

Add the following to your app-config.yaml to enable the proxy:

// app-config.yaml
proxy:
  endpoints:
    '/octopus-deploy':
      target: 'https://<your-octopus-server-instance>/api'
      headers:
        X-Octopus-ApiKey: ${OCTOPUS_API_KEY}

Optionally, also add the following section to your app-config.yaml if you wish to enable linking to the Project Release page in the Octopus Deploy UI from the footer of the Backstage Release Table. Typically this will be the server URL above without the /api postfix.

octopusdeploy:
  webBaseUrl: "<your-octopus-web-url>"

Adding the Entities

Add the following to EntityPage.tsx to display Octopus Releases

// In packages/app/src/components/catalog/EntityPage.tsx
import {
  isOctopusDeployAvailable,
  EntityOctopusDeployContent
} from '@backstage-community/plugin-octopus-deploy';

const cicdContent = (
    <EntitySwitch>
      {/* other components... */}
      <EntitySwitch.Case if={isOctopusDeployAvailable}>
        <EntityOctopusDeployContent defaultLimit={25} />
      </EntitySwitch.Case>
    </EntitySwitch>
)

Add octopus.com/project-id annotation in the catalog descriptor file.

To obtain a projects ID you will have to query the Octopus API. In the future we'll add support for using a projects slug as well.

// catalog-info.yaml
apiVersion: backstage.io/v1alpha1
kind: Component
metadata:
  # ...
  annotations:
    octopus.com/project-id: Projects-102
spec:
  type: service

If your project is not part of the default space you can add the space ID to the annotation as a prefix. For example:

// catalog-info.yaml
apiVersion: backstage.io/v1alpha1
kind: Component
metadata:
  # ...
  annotations:
    octopus.com/project-id: Spaces-2/Projects-102
spec:
  type: service

You can get the ID of the space from the URL in the Octopus Deploy UI.

All set, you will be able to see the plugin in action!

Adding Scaffolder field extensions

To add the Octopus Deploy custom fields extensions, add the following to your App.tsx:

// In packages/app/src/App.tsx
import { OctopusDeployDropdownFieldExtension } from '@backstage-community/plugin-octopus-deploy';
const routes = (
  <FlatRoutes>
    ...
    <Route path="/create" element={<ScaffolderPage />}>
      <ScaffolderFieldExtensions>
        <OctopusDeployDropdownFieldExtension />
      </ScaffolderFieldExtensions>
    </Route>
    ...
  </FlatRoutes>

To use the Octopus Deploy custom field extensions, add the following to your template.yaml:

# In the template.yaml
apiVersion: scaffolder.backstage.io/v1beta3
kind: Template
metadata:
  # ...
  parameters:
    - title: Octopus Project Group
      properties:
        projectName:
          title: Octopus Project Group
          type: string
          ui:field: OctopusDeployProjectGroupDropdown