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Bamboo remote agents for test and release

Brent Bae

I'm think of having multiple virtual machines on Azure cloud.

So my plan is having a bamboo server only build the project. After build process it deploys to other two virtual machines for testing(let's say one for UAT and the other for performance testing)

After finishing the test , bamboo should be able to release the project to the production virtual machine.

With this scenario, is it correct that i need to purchse license for 3 remote agents?

Also I heard that there is plugin called "virtual agent for Bamboo". can it be used with Azure cloud? And how can i utilize the plugin so that i can reduce the license cost?.

Thank you

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Christian Glockner

Hi Brent,

Bamboo's remote agent licenses are counted against online agents only. In your case it sounds like there would be one local agent (on the Bamboo server) and two remote agents (spun up on demand), so you'd end up with no more than two online remote agents at any one time.

The smallest license that gives you more than one remote agent is a 5-agent license.

Cheers,

Christian
Premier Support Engineer
Atlassian

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Christian Glockner

Hi Brent,

The smallest license that gives you more than one remote agent is a 5-agent license.

Cheers,

Christian
Premier Support Engineer
Atlassian

Brent Bae

Thanks for the reply,

So you're saying I need only two remote agents license for test but not need for deployment to produciton virtual machine. correct?

But virtual machine for production is sepearted from the bamboo server. is it still doesn't count as a remote agent?

Christian Glockner

Hi Brent,

Can you elaborate what you mean with "deploy to production virtual machine"?

Cheers,

Christian

Premier Support Engineer

Atlassian

Brent Bae

Maybe I mixed with the term "deploy" and "release". sorry about confusion.

You can think of production virtual machin as production server and bamboo server is serperated from productions server.

So after bamboo finishing building and testing, it should be able to connect to production server in order to release the project to production server.

hope this clear things up

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