This is an example of a system for automatically creating pipelines that was created in order to create a video of it working, rather than as an example of good code for such a system. It isn't intended to be used for anything real, or to be a particularly good example. It has been deliberately kept short and simple.
git clone https://github.com/ivanmoore/inception.git- Docker - mac linux windows
- Docker Compose
- docker-compose up -d
- on a mac you'll need to do something special like
docker-machine ip defaultto find the appropriate ip address to use instead of "localhost".
- docker-compose run configure bash
Inside container just started, run:
./create_inception_pipeline.py
Note that this will run a script curled from my GitHub account. Don't run it until you have read the code and understood what it is doing.
either:
- press the "play" button on the "inception" pipeline in the GoCD UI http://localhost:8153
or:
from within the container you just used for ./create_inception_pipeline.py:
curl -X POST http://go-server:8153/go/api/pipelines/inception/schedule
or:
wait up to an hour (you could reduce the poll time by changing the value passed in to set_timer in create_inception_pipeline.py.
- if you are me, create a new repo in https://github.com/teamoptimization
- alternatively, clone this repo and edit value passed in to
github.get_userininception.py
- if you are me, edit one of the "command.txt" files in one of the repos in https://github.com/teamoptimization
- alternatively, clone this repo and edit inception.py (as in Create new repos), then edit one of the "command.txt" files in one of the relevant repos
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