Is there way view all the triggers for the various plans in a single place?

Subhi Andrews March 14, 2019

We would like to see when and what various jobs are expected to run so that we can effectively utilize the resources ( agents ) better by scheduling plans when there are likely to be more free agents. Also helps us plan down times.

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Rafael Pinto Sperafico
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March 15, 2019

Hi @Subhi Andrews ,

You can consume a REST API endpoint and review all the CRON jobs Bamboo will be executing next (including builds to be triggered):

# USERNAME, replace with Bamboo Administrator username
# http://localhost:8085/bamboo, replace with Bamboo's Base URL

curl -k -u USERNAME -H "Accept: application/json" \
-X GET http://localhost:8085/bamboo/rest/admin/1.0/scheduler/jobs

As a result, you will find which plans will be executed when having (Scheduled, Single daily run, Repository Polling - Periodically and Scheduled)

{
"name": "CHAIN:PROJ-PLAN:1",
"groupName": "repository.change.jobs",
"nextScheduledTime": "2019-03-16T00:00:00.000Z"
},

And no information on this REST API endpoint for Remote trigger, Bitbucket repository triggers the build when changes are committed.

In case you are looking for more detail information regarding on Build Triggers in Bamboo, you could run a SQL statement against Bamboo's database and XPATH "build_definition-XML_DEFINITION_DATA" to get the trigger set up under Plan configuration >> Trigger tab:

select b.FULL_KEY
, XPATH_GET_TRIGGER
from build b
join build_definition bd on b.build_id = bd_build_id
where XPATH_TRIGGER_IS_DEFINED;

You should find the following in :

<configuration xml:space="preserve">
...
<triggers>
<defined>true</defined>
<triggerDefinition>
<id>1</id>
<name>Repository polling</name>
<userDescription>p</userDescription>
<isEnabled>true</isEnabled>
<pluginKey>com.atlassian.bamboo.triggers.atlassian-bamboo-triggers:poll</pluginKey>
<triggeringRepositories>5341185</triggeringRepositories>
<config>
<item>
<key>repository.change.poll.pollingPeriod</key>
<value>1800000</value>
</item>
<item>
<key>repository.change.poll.type</key>
<value>PERIOD</value>
</item>
<item>
<key>repository.change.poll.cronExpression</key>
<value>0 0 0 ? * *</value>
</item>
</config>
<conditions>
<item>
<key>custom.triggerrCondition.plansGreen.enabled</key>
<value>false</value>
</item>
</conditions>
</triggerDefinition>
</triggers>

The example above is for Repository Polling - Periodically, so you can notice:

  • <pluginKey />, relates to the type of triggering method available (e.g com.atlassian.bamboo.triggers.atlassian-bamboo-triggers:poll)
  • <triggeringRepositories />, informs to which repository the trigger has been defined
  • repository.change.poll.type, relates to type of Repository Polling selected, in this case PERIODically
  • repository.change.poll.pollingPeriod, what is the interval between triggering events (e.g 1800000 seconds)

As you can notice, it is require some effort in order to get the information you are looking for. I would encourage you on commenting, voting and/or becoming a watcher to https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-19972(REST) As an admin, I would like to review plan(s) triggering so you can receive latest updates.

Kind regards,

Rafael

Jeff Everett February 19, 2020

Thanks so much for a super helpful and informative post, Rafael! 

Keith Tyler August 6, 2020

I don't see this in the REST API docs and it isn't working for me.

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Subhi Andrews December 24, 2020

Here's a feature request that might be of interest to those who are reading this. Please vote

https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/BAM-21194

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