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This repository holds a dockerized orchestration of the Atlassian web apps Jira, Stash and Confluence. To simplify the usermangement Crowd is also included. For more information on the apps please refere to the offical Atlassian websites:.
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QUESTION
My bitbucket pipeline is as below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 05:58You can use the follow as an example for caching node
QUESTION
I need to replace whatever expressions in between 2 patterns of JSON file, those patterns are multi occurrences and I would like to replace them only once by my choice (let's say in the 4th occurrence out of 6).
I've created a sed expression that works when I have only one occurrence in the file, but when adding more than one it is for some reason doesn't work when trying to replace the second occurrence.
This is my sed:
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Answered 2021-Jun-07 at 18:40That's close to 5 KiB of JSON on a single line — it's a pain to try reading it.
There are two sequences of [CDATA[…]]
— the first is about 140 characters long, the second about 45 characters long. Your primary problem is that the .*
notation in your sed
script is 'greedy'; it will start matching after the first CDATA
and read until the end of the second. You need to restrict it so it doesn't skip the ]]
end marker. That's not trivial. A moderate approximation is:
QUESTION
I have a repo with the following files:
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Answered 2021-Jun-05 at 22:48QUESTION
I am creating a role to deploy Jira instance. My question is, how I can move files from one directory to another, I was trying something like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 19:58From the synopsis of the command
module:
The command(s) will not be processed through the shell, so variables like
$HOSTNAME
and operations like"*"
,"<"
,">"
,"|"
,";"
and"&"
will not work. Use the ansible.builtin.shell module if you need these features.
So, your issue is the fact that the command
module is not expanding the wildcard *
, as you expect it, you should be using the shell
module instead:
QUESTION
I am running Tomcat 9 on an Ubuntu 20.04 OS using OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.275-b01, mixed mode). When I try to gather diagnostics info using jstat, jstack, etc, I see PID not found. jps also cannot identify the Tomcat process id.
I have checked several posts like one, two, three, four, etc, but none of the answers given in these helped me to solve my problem!
Even though I am passing the username with which the Tomcat process is running, jstat cannot find that process: sudo -u tomcat jstat -gc 476174 5000
In case it matters:
- I can see that the Tomcat process is started with
-Djava.io.tmpdir=/tmp
This folder is owned by root user but has full permissions(777) enabled. - When the Tomcat process is started, I can see a folder with name
systemd-private-e6d8b5dc224848f8a64a3e943ac2e9c4-tomcat9.service-UH5knj
(the last few chars after service- change every time the process is restarted) getting created with owner as root (probably because I start tomcat service usingsudo service tomcat9 start
) and this folder has permission ofrwx------
.
Any hints on how to solve this issue?
Thanks, Shobhana
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-09 at 20:58All these tools (jstack, jmap, jstat...) rely on the communication with the target JVM through /tmp
directory.
Apparently Tomcat runs in a different mount namespace, so that its /tmp
directory is not the same as /tmp
of the current shell. To verify this, run
QUESTION
I want to run a docker container in a Bitbucket pipeline. But I cannot execute any commands as it claims the docker daemon is not running. However, I did not find any way to start it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-31 at 12:51There are two options: One is to use a docker-in-docker container. The other approach would be to build the docker image directly in the bitbucket pipeline, start the container and access the service from within the tests directly with http requests on localhost.
QUESTION
please help to understand, why I not able to exclude the folder from SCP on bitbucket deploy pipeline
There is my example :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 08:20Just replace your "SCP" image on RSYNC one
QUESTION
I am using python to automate JIRA process, while doing I am unable to update Assignee and Comment fields.
While updating Assignee field, not getting any error, but the value is not updated properly, I am trying to assign from one user to other user, but it is getting updated as Unassigned
For comment field, getting an error.
Below is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-21 at 17:05For adding a comment field, try something like this:
QUESTION
I created a Bitbucket pipeline and trying yo deploy a basic pod to Azure AKS. bitbucket-pipelines.yml is below;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-09 at 11:40Have you created the right Docker credentials in AKS? If you are sure you docker login is right, then create the following secret in AKS:
QUESTION
I'm migrating Confluence from a VM to an instance of Confluence Server 7.11.1 using the official Atlassian docker image in Kubernetes. I successfully got the application to come up, and was able to get through the set-up screens to start an empty Confluence.
To customize my instance I want to copy over my old server's confluence home directory to the default confluence home location and also change the database connection URL. According to documentation here, I need to stop confluence from running while doing this. I tried to run the stop-confluence.sh script from the confluence user, but I can't stop the container because there is no catalina.pid file in the docker version of k8s.
I tried the alternative of killing the java process that runs Confluence, but the entire container shuts down when I do this.
How do I stop Confluence in Kubernetes so that I can copy files and modify configuration in the container? Is the docker image version of the Confluence application not meant to be stopped and everything needs to be provided as env variables? Notes on the official atlassian docker image configuration is here.
Error message:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-20 at 02:14Apparently, the confluence java process is the "ENTRYPOINT" for the docker container, so when you kill the java process, it kills the container as well.
I would suggest that you create a persistent volume with readWriteMany attribute set and mount it to a temporary pod - say with ubuntu image.
You then use "kubectl cp" to copy the existing home directory to the persistent volume mounted on the ubuntu pod.
You can then make any modifications to the files as you please. Once done, just kill the ubuntu pod.
Your files will still be present on the persistent volume.
Now mount this persistent volume to /opt/atlassian/confluence in your confluence pod and it it should just work.
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