Company
Date Published
Author
Mark Harrison
Word count
1225
Language
English
Hacker News points
None

Summary

Mark Harrison's article introduces an experimental Bitbucket Pipe called octopus-cli-run, designed to integrate Atlassian Bitbucket Pipelines with Octopus Deploy by utilizing commands from the Octopus CLI. This Pipe, which is published on Docker Hub, allows users to manage packages, releases, and deployments through a series of CLI commands, such as pack, push, build-information, create-release, and deploy-release. Each command has specific variables and optional arguments that can be configured in the bitbucket-pipelines.yml file to automate tasks like packaging files, pushing them to the Octopus repository, creating build information, and deploying releases. The article provides detailed examples using the PetClinic sample application, illustrating how to implement these commands in a Bitbucket Pipeline to simplify configuration and enhance reusability. Harrison concludes by emphasizing the benefits of using Bitbucket Pipes to streamline DevOps workflows and encourages users to explore further integration possibilities between Bitbucket and Octopus Deploy.