Quick Onboarding

Steps on "how" and "what"

Ozone, like any other platform, requires a set of one-time onboarding tasks to be completed before you can automate your CI/CD end-to-end. This onboarding tour provides step-by-step instructions for teams to set up the Ozone DevOps platform, including the necessary tools and technologies to automate the Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) pipeline. Once the platform is set up, teams can use it to automate their entire software delivery process, from code commit to deployment.

Ozone's Capabilities as a Software Delivery Platform

This brief onboarding tour will walk you through the onboarding process, explaining how to attach, integrate, or create entities required before running your first pipeline with Ozone.

Ozone, like any other platform, requires a set of one-time on-boarding tasks to be completed before you can automate your CI/CD end-to-end. The guide will walk you through the onboarding process, explaining how to attach, integrate, or create entities required before running your first pipeline with Ozone.

To use Ozone you would need a Kubernetes cluster with the following minimum cluster specifications:

• Number of nodes: 03

• vCPU: 02

• Memory: 4GB

Steps for onboarding below,

1. Creating a new project
2. Creating environments
3. Adding a registry
4. Adding a repository
5. Attaching a cluster
6. Creating a microservice
7. Pipeline management

   1. Using out-of-the-box pipeline templates
   2. Creating a new pipeline on the Ozone Pipeline Studio
8. Configuring triggers for automated deployments