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Bamboo and node.js recipe

Vasyl Boroviak July 31, 2014

Hello atlassians,

We are using JIRA OnDemand+Confluence+Bitbucket. Thinking of Bamboo integration because our node.js project is mature enough to implement at least basic automation, testing mainly. We like DigitalOcean cloud very much and use it for various purposes.

What should one do to make Bamboo OnDemand build, test, and deploy a node.js project? Just an outline would be sufficient answer.

Note: we are using mocha as testing framework, gulp as a command line build tool.

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Przemek Bruski
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August 12, 2014

Bamboo currently does not come with a dedicated node.js task set - it will be available with 5.7 (and a bit sooner than that for OnDemand customers) . For now, you'd have to resort to scripting your build using script tasks. It's best to give Bamboo a spin using a local trial (non OD) and see what you do.

You may also consider using the dedicated task set from Node.js Bamboo plugin to see what's coming to OnDemand in one-two months.

Vasyl Boroviak August 14, 2014

Indeed. Bamboo OD requires amazon account and quite a lot of setup. So, if an OD user would like to build and test his project he should not use Bamboo either OD or local. Much faster would be to install free TeamCity to a DigitalOcean VM.
Cheers Przemek

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Vasyl Boroviak August 17, 2014

I have to answer own question.

Using Bamboo OnDemand for simple node.js tasks is an overkill. It is too complicated instrument. Especially in the cloud. Quick start is not what you get with Bamboo.

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