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Bamboo Specs Multiple Project and Plans Structure and Reusability Use Cases

Hi Team,

 

Is there any use case or an example of handling multiple projects with multiple plans and a deployment strategy for Bamboo Specs. I have gone through the docs and example for specs. But it does not give the visibility or approach to understand how Atlassian expects the Bamboo Projects and Plan (Multiple) to handled using specs. It would be great to have an example for customers so that they are in proper standard path in their future strategy. 

 

Regards,

Bru

1 answer

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Alexey Chystoprudov
Atlassian Team
Atlassian Team members are employees working across the company in a wide variety of roles.
Apr 26, 2019

Every team is unique and use Bamboo in any possible way. I can say about Bamboo dev team approach.

We have separate repository which holds all our plans/deployments in Java code. There're utility classes to hold generic tasks like Maven, test parsers, Docker etc. And then we have main entry class

@BambooSpec
public class PlanUploader {

@NotNull
public static Project defaultProject() {
return Projects.mainProject();
}

@NotNull
private static List<BambooPlan> getPlans() {
return Arrays.asList(
// A plans
new CoreBuildsPlan(),
...
);
}

@NotNull
private static List<BambooDeployment> getDeployments() {
return Arrays.asList(
...
new BambooReleaseDeployment()
);
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
publishAll(Servers.bambooTeamServer(), getPlans(), getDeployments());
}

private static void publishAll(@NotNull BambooServer bambooServer, @NotNull List<BambooPlan> plans, @NotNull List<BambooDeployment> deployments) {
final List<RootEntityPropertiesBuilder<?>> entities = new ArrayList<>();
plans.forEach(bambooPlan -> entities.add(bambooPlan.getPlan()));
deployments.forEach(bambooDeployment -> {
entities.add(bambooDeployment.getDeployment());
entities.addAll(bambooDeployment.getEnvironmentPermissions());
});
entities.forEach(entity -> publish(bambooServer, entity));
}

private static void publish(@NotNull BambooServer bambooServer, @NotNull RootEntityPropertiesBuilder builder) {
System.out.println(bambooServer.publish(builder));
}
}
 

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