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How to trigger spinnaker CD pipeline from Jenkins CI pipeline

For this setup all configurations we would do using spinnaker halyard CLI

  • Enable Jenkins Master 
                        
hal config ci jenkins enable
  • Add Jenkins Master with any required name to Jenkins master list. Here I've used name "my-jenkins-master"

    While running this command keep jenkins admin user token handy which is required to authentication

                        
echo $APIKEY | hal config ci jenkins master add my-jenkins-master \
    --address $BASEURL \
    --username $USERNAME \
    --password # api key will be read from STDIN to avoid appearing
               # in your .bash_history
  • To apply this change Re-deploy spinnaker 
                        
sudo hal deploy apply
  • Add Jenkins trigger in pipeline
    • Create pipeline or In existing pipeline go to configurations
    • Add trigger

      Type: Jenkins
      Master: This drop down would show above added jenkins master - "my-jenkins-master"
      Job: This drop down would show all jobs from jenkins, select the one with spinnaker pipeline trigger want to associate
      Property File: I'll write another blog for this, how to use this option, but it's optional hence can be left blank.

  • Now, as soon jenkins job will be finished successful, spinnaker pipeline will be triggered automatically.
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