Utility Project
- Chandresh Patel
- Joel Wenzel
- Karl Henselin
Utility project is special type of project that does not have build and deploy lifecycle. In addition, there is no source control configuration, and subsequently there will not be any artifacts. Utility projects are used to execute various operations like start server, stop server etc. Utility project can be associated with Utility workflow. In addition, such utility projects can also execute test cases or perform some scanning.
Utility projects are executed manually, or using CI triggers (Cron Expression) or from Pipeline.
Creating Utility Project
Select Projects from the menu. Click Create Project. Select Blank Project.
Provide Project Name and select Folder where project should be created.
Select Utility Classification.
Enter the values for the fields as described in the table below.
Field | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
Project Name | Yes | The name of the project. |
Folder | Yes | The folder that will contain the new utility project |
Description | No | A description of the project. |
Avatar | Yes | A picture that appears to the left of the project name |
Click the Save button to save the changes.
Configuring a Utility Project
Select Projects from the menu.
Open your Utility project and click on the Configuration tab.
Field Name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
Project Name | Yes | The name of the Utility Project |
Folder | Yes | The folder that contains the Utility Project |
Active | Yes | Whether or not the project is active. Workflows cannot be executed on inactive projects. |
Description | No | A description of the project. |
Utility Workflow | Yes | The utility workflow to run when utility project is executed. Utility workflow will execute on specified Utility Instance. |
Utility Target Group(s) | Yes | The instance(s) to run the utility workflow on. |
Execution Sequence | Yes | Provides a mechanism for establishing dependencies between projects at deployment time. When multiple deployments are queued they will be processed in order of priority (lowest priority takes precedence). |
Click the Save button to save the changes.
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