Getting Started with One CI/CD
This guide outlines the steps to connect your GitHub account to a CI/CD pipeline using One CI/CD. By integrating GitHub, you can automate the process of fetching repositories and deploying code changes seamlessly.
Prerequisites:
- An active GitHub account.
- Access to One CI/CD platform.
- Basic understanding of CI/CD concepts.
Steps:
- Access One CI/CD Dashboard:Log in to your OneTab account and navigate to the One CI/CD dashboard.
- Connect Account:Locate the section for Account and connect your GitHub, BitBucket or GitLab account. Follow the prompts and authorize One CI/CD to access your code hosting platforms repositories. This step allows One CI/CD to fetch repositories and automate processes.
- Configure Repositories and Set Up Project:After connecting your GitHub account, you will be prompted to
configure repositories that you want to integrate with One CI/CD. Choose the repositories relevant to your CI/CD workflows. Following this, proceed to set up your project within the One CI/CD dashboard. Create the necessary pipelines tailored to branch specifications and
templates. Define your CI/CD workflow to automate the build, test, and deployment processes. - Install Package and Initialize:Install the OneTab CLI globally using the command:
npm install -g onetab-cli
.Then, navigate to your project directory and initialize OneTab CLI by running:
onetab-cli init.
- Testing the CI/CD Pipeline:Make a small code change in one of your integrated repositories on
GitHub. Push the changes to the repository. - Observing Pipeline Execution:Return to the One CI/CD dashboard and observe the CI/CD pipeline
execution. You should see the pipeline automatically triggered by
the code changes pushed to GitHub.
Conclusion:
Integrating GitHub with One CI/CD for CI/CD automation streamlines your development process, ensuring faster and more reliable delivery of code changes. By following these steps and documenting the integration process, you can leverage the power of CI/CD pipelines for your projects.