Pipeline Operations #

 

Overview

This document explains the actions you can take on a pipeline after it is created and run: stop a running pipeline, check its past runs, see who did what, and see the services it runs on.

1. Revoke Pipeline #

Use Revoke to stop a pipeline that is running. The Revoke button shows on the pipeline card only while the pipeline is running.

1. 1

   Open the Pipeline listing page and find the running pipeline. Hover over Revoke to see the tip: “Revoke this pipeline to stop its execution and prevent further runs.”

2. 2

   Click Revoke. The Revoke Pipeline window opens.

3. 3

   Enter the reason in Reason To Revoke. This field is required.

4. 4

   Click Revoke to confirm. Click Cancel to close the window without revoking.

Figure 1: Revoke button on a running pipeline card

Figure 2: Revoke Pipeline window

Warning: Revoking stops the jobs that are running and marks the pipeline status as Revoked.

After you revoke, the pipeline card shows the Revoked status and Revoked By, which is the name of the user who revoked it.

Figure 3: Pipeline card after it is revoked

2. Pipeline History #

Pipeline History shows all the past runs of one pipeline.

2.1 Open Pipeline History #

1. 1

   Open the Pipeline listing page.

2. 2

   On the pipeline card, click View History.

Figure 4: View History button on the pipeline card

2.2 Pipeline History Page #

The page shows the pipeline name and the text “Displaying Execution History associated with this pipeline.” Each past run is shown as a card.

If there are many runs, use the page arrows or Go to page at the top right to move between pages. Click Back to return to the pipeline listing page.

Figure 5: Pipeline History page

3. Action History #

Action History lists the actions people took on a pipeline, such as approving a stage.

3.1 Open Action History #

1. 1

   Open the Pipeline listing page and click the pipeline you want.

2. 2

   Click the 3-dot menu at the top right of the pipeline card.

3. 3

   In the menu, click Action History.

Figure 6: Action History in the 3-dot menu

The 3-dot menu has these options:

3.2 Action History Page #

Use the filters at the top to find an action quickly.

The Action filter has a Search box and a checkbox for each action. You can select more than one.

The list has these columns:

At the bottom, move between pages or type a page number in Go to Page Number and click GO.

Figure 7: Action History page

Read more: Pipeline Approval > 4. Approve the Stage

Pipeline Approval > 6. When a Pipeline Fails: Manage Failure

4. Services Pipeline Ran On #

This shows the services that the pipeline runs on. You can see them in two places.

4.1 Open from the 3-dot Menu #

1. 1

   Open the Pipeline listing page and click the pipeline you want.

2. 2

   Click the 3-dot menu at the top right of the pipeline card.

3. 3

   Click Services for the pipeline to run on.

Figure 8: Services for the pipeline to run on in the 3-dot menu

The Tags and Service Details window opens. It has two tabs: View Tags and Service for the Pipeline to run on.

Figure 9: Tags and Service Details window