Pipeline Execution
The pipeline execution tab contains a list of all pipeline executions and contains a summary of the following:
- Pipeline Runs
- Successful Runs
- Failed Runs
- Cancelled Runs
To see the pipeline execution page click on “Audit” from the application dashboard and the pipeline execution screen appears as shown in the image below:
In the above image, the list of pipelines is displayed and has the following details:
- Application – This column shows the application
- Service – This column shows the name of the service
- Pipeline - This column shows the pipeline of the application
- Status - This column shows the status of the deployment
- Execution Data - This column shows the particular pipeline execution data
- Integrations Data - This column shows the pipeline custom stages
- Pipeline Duration - This column shows the execution time of the pipeline
- Stage Duration - This column displays a graph of the stage execution time duration
- Start Time - This column shows the deployment start time
- End Time - This column shows the deployment end time
- Triggered By - This column shows the user who triggered the deployment
- Cluster - This column shows the name of the cluster.
- Account - This column shows the application configured account
- Cloud Provider - This column shows the application configured the account of cloud provider
- Build Number - This column shows the build number
- Execution Id - This column shows the application execution ID
- Server Group - This column shows the application configured server group
- Judgement Time - This column shows the Judgement Time
- Judged By - This column shows the name of the user who executed the pipeline execution. On clicking the link, it displays the list of all the users who executed the pipeline execution.
- Pipeline Config Id - This column shows the Pipeline Config Id
- Pipeline Id - This column shows the Pipeline Id
- Pipeline Run - This column shows the Pipeline status of the link
Users can view the execution data for the specific pipeline by following the steps listed below:
- 1.Click “Audit” and click the execution data “View” button for the specific application as shown below:
2. After clicking the "View" button, the entire pipeline json will appear, as shown in the image below:
Users can view custom stages of the pipeline by following the steps listed below:
- 1.Click “Audit” and click the Connector Data “View” button for the specific application as shown below:
2. After clicking the "View" button, the pipeline custom stages will be displayed, as shown in the image below:
Pipeline Duration shows the execution time of the pipeline. Duration will be calculated based on the start and end time of Pipeline execution. Follow the steps below to see the pipeline duration:
Click “Audit” and see the Pipeline Duration for the specific pipeline as shown below:
Stage Duration shows a graph of the stage execution time duration. It displays an application's deployment lead time from code commit to production deployment and the user to identify stages that cause high lead times. Follow the steps below to see the Stage Duration:
- 1.Click “Audit” and click the Stage Duration “View” button for the specific application as shown below:
2. After clicking the "View" button, a graph of the stage execution time duration will be displayed, as shown in the image below:
You can opt to show or hide these columns in the list available. To do so, click the menu icon as shown in the image below:
The list of available columns will appear. You can select/deselect a particular column from the drop-down to add/remove it from the pipeline table as shown below:
Let’s take an example where you have around 200 pipelines on the list. However, if you'd like to see the details of a specific pipeline or set of pipelines, you can use this option to simply search for a pipeline by Pipeline name or any Pipeline parameter data or Stage name.
For example, If you want to see the “test” pipeline from the list of available pipelines. To do so, enter the pipeline's name into the Search text box, and the list will only display pipelines with that name, as shown in the image below. Before proceeding, double-check the application name.
You will be able to search the Execution data by one of the parameters (It must be a key or a value in the json).
For example, If you want to see the pipeline with the end time "1660900755978" from the available pipelines:
- 1.Enter "1660900755978" into the Search text box, and the list will only show the pipelines that contain the specified end time, as shown in the image below:
2. Click the execution data “View” button and the entire pipeline json will popup as shown in the image below:
You will be able to search for any integrated data from connected ecosystem tools (like Jenkins, JFrog, Artifactory, etc).
For example, If you want to see the pipeline with the git commit id "11984" from the available pipelines.
- 1.Enter "11984" into the Search text box, and the list will only show the pipelines that contain the specified git commit id, as shown in the image below:
2. Click the Connector data “View” button to see the custom stages of the pipeline as shown in the above image.
You can also filter the applications for a specific time period. To do so, click the Last Six months drop-down as shown below:
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