azure-pipelines-templates

Hi, 👋. This repository holds azure pipeline templates that can be reused in your projects.

How to use the templates ?

Documentation can be found in Microsoft pages: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/process/templates?view=azure-devops#passing-parameters.

Nordcloud's recommendations:

keep the main pipeline file in azure-pipelines.yml in the root of the repository if you have one pipeline only
if you go multi pipeline, keep your pipeline ymls in .azure-pipelines
for templates create: .azure-pipelines/templates directory and keep the templates there

Templates

step-assume-role-arn.yml - sets credentials of the assumed role
step-setup-go-cache.yml - sets golang and go mod caching of the $GOPATH/mod/pkg directory
step-install-ssh-key - installs SSH key and adds github and bithucket to known hosts. PUBLIC_KEY and secure file with PRIVATE key is required.
step-backup-dynamodb - backups dynamoDB tables with the given prefix.
step-set-tag-output - git tag helper validation.
step-trigger-amplify-console-build - triggers Amplify pipeline build so that you have visbility in your Azure pipelines
job-trigger-pipeline-multiple-times - A pipeline that triggers a secondary pipeline an x amount of times. Used in a project previously to trigger a Virtual Machine creation pipeline with identical parameters.

Usage example

If you copy a template to your repo:

      - template: templates/step-cache-go-mod.yml
        parameters:
          path:  $(GOPATH)/pkg/mod

Or if you want to reference it direcly from this repository, first define it in the resources section.

resources:
  repositories:
    - repository: 'nordcloud-templates'
      type: 'github'
      name: 'nordcloud/azure-pipelines-templates'
      endpoint: 'nordcloud'

and then you can refer it with a repository name:

      - template: 'step-set-tag-output.yml@nordcloud-templates'

Check the docs for more.

Contributing

Adding new template should be done by a PR to this repository. File naming convention is {type}-yourname.yml, where {type} should be either: step, job or stage depending on the type of template.

Inside the template file add a comment manifest, example:

# Version: 0.1
# Maintainer: Dariusz Dwornikowski
# Parameters:
# version: version of the tool (string)

You can also add any comment that explains how template parameters are to used.

License

MIT

Authors

Nordcloud, and IBM company

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