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Creating and maintaining multiple deployment environments in Bamboo

Arjen Krap

Hi, I am new to Bamboo and have the following problem: I have created a deployment plan and need to create multiple environments (probable dozens). What bothers me is that tasks can only be defined at the environment level and not at the plan level. So I need to create to recreate every task again and again for each environment. This is a lot of work and likely to produced errors. I don't think I am the first one to experience this. Is there a smarter way to do this?

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Arjen Krap

I didn't get it working at all. So I removed my Java Specs files from my project. I resorted back to creating everything manually.

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Marcin Gardias

There is: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/bamboo-specs-894743906.html

Arjen Krap

So you suggest, I create a program that during the build creates and updates the deployment plan and environments?

Marcin Gardias

You can run it manually, in an automated build, or you can use _repository stored specs_: https://confluence.atlassian.com/bamboo/enabling-repository-stored-bamboo-specs-938641941.html

The point is: if you want to maintain a big number of plans or deployments in Bamboo, Bamboo Specs is the way.

Arjen Krap

Thank you Marcin. I will need some time to plow through the documentation in order to adapt.

Arjen Krap

I didn't get it working at all. So I removed my Java Specs files from my project. I resorted back to creating everything manually.