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Pipelines module
Pipelines module
  • Pipelines Module Definition
    • Pipelines Module
  • Benefits and importance of the Pipelines module
  • Pipeline Metadata Definition (Metadata Schemas)
  • Creating a new Pipeline
  • Pipelines details
  • Target selection and object filtering (Triggers)
  • Execution/launching and review restrictions
  • Steps
  • Monitoring the progress of your pipeline tasks (Jobs)
  • Filtering jobs
  • Jobs and API access
  • Running a pipeline on a given container
  • Branching
  • Wait for user step
  • Automating your pipeline (using a function)
  • Stopping a running job
  • Pipeline Details
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Running a pipeline on a given container

Last updated 7 months ago

There are a few things we have to keep in mind for a user to run them:

  • The user has permissions to run the module.

  • The functions included in the pipelines are available.

  • The schema created has the intended descriptors.

  • The pipeline steps are set up correctly, so it appears in the diagram. There are 3 types of steps to choose from: Function, Wait for user and Notify user. And a starting one that has always been in place.

  • The pipelines may have the following statuses: running, completed, waiting , failed, queued, and canceled.

The steps have tasks to execute, with a value and a step they belong to.