GitOps Toolchain

1. jira-github
3. argocd

• jira-github -> github-repo-scaffolding-golang
• githubactions-golang -> github-repo-scaffolding-golang
• argocdapp -> and github-repo-scaffolding-golang

Note: These dependencies are not consistent, such as when the repo operated by jira-github and github-repo-scaffolding-golang are not the same, the dependencies disappear.

We should use the dependency according to the actual usage situation.

Download DevStream (dtm)

Download the appropriate dtm version for your platform from .

Copy the gitops.yaml, and variables-gitops.yaml to your working directory:

Then modify the variables-gitops.yaml file accordingly.

For me I can set these variables like:

export GITHUB_TOKEN="YOUR_GITHUB_TOKEN_HERE"
export JIRA_API_TOKEN="YOUR_JIRA_API_TOKEN_HERE"
export DOCKERHUB_TOKEN="YOUR_DOCKERHUB_TOKEN_HERE"

If you don’t know how to create these three tokens, check out:

• GITHUB_TOKEN:
• JIRA_API_TOKEN: Creating a personal access token

3. Initialize

Run:

Run:

dtm apply -f config-gitops.yaml

and confirm to continue, then you should see similar output to:

5. Check the Results

Let’s continue to look at the results of the apply command.

• The repository scaffolding we got looks like this:

• How do Jira and Github integrate? Let’s create a new issue:

• The issue will be renamed automatically like this:

• We can find this auto-synced in Jira:

• If we continue to leave a comment on this issue:

• The comment will also be automatically synced to Jira:

• What does CI do here?

• The CI processes also build an image, and this image is automatically pushed to DockerHub:

• Of course, the ArgoCD must have been installed as expected.

• Our code has just been built into an image, at this time the image is automatically deployed to our k8s as a Pod:

Run:

dtm destroy

and you should see similar output: