Git integration with ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Cloud Manager
ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Cloud Manager comes provisioned with a single Git repository that is used to deploy code using Cloud Manager’s CI/CD pipelines. You can use Cloud Manager’s Git repository out-of-the-box or you also have the option of integrating an on-premise or customer-managed Git repository with Cloud Manager.
Git integration overview
This video series explores several use cases regarding integrating a customer-managed Git repository with Cloud Manager.
This video series assumes a basic knowledge of Git and source control management. See the additional resources below for more details on Git.
The steps and naming conventions outlined in this video series represent some best practices for working with a customer-managed Git repository and Cloud Manager. It is expected that the conventions and workflows depicted would be adapted for individual development teams.
For a complete overview of Cloud Manager, see Introduction to Cloud Manager.
Initial sync initial-sync
First steps for synchronizing a customer-managed Git repository with Cloud Manager’s Git repository.
Basic branching strategy branching-strategy
Set up a basic branching strategy to take advantage of Cloud Manager’s production and non-production pipelines.
Feature branch development feature-development
Use a feature branch to isolate code changes in a customer-managed Git repository and synchronize with Cloud Manager’s Git repository to use a non-production pipeline for code quality and validation testing.
Production deployment production-deployment
Prepare code for a production release in a customer-managed Git repository and synchronize with Cloud Manager’s Git repository to deploy to staging and production environments.
Synchronize release tags sync-tags
You can synchronize release tags from a Cloud Manager Git repository into a customer-managed Git repository. This ability provides visibility into what code has been deployed to both staging and production environments.