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Task

A task is the smallest executable unit that composes a workflow (or release), and each task can perform its designated operation.
A workflow (or release) consists of one or more tasks.

You can add and edit tasks from Release Management, Workflow Management.

Task List

The tasks provided in release management are as follows.

item	Explanation
Jenkins	You can run it by integrating with a Jenkins pipeline that belongs to the DevOps Console project or a Jenkins job that is separate from the DevOps Console project.
User	You can register tasks that users perform manually, rather than integrating with a specific tool.
Blue/Green switch	You can integrate with Blue/Green deployments that belong to the DevOps Console project.
Internal approval	You can approve through a USER belonging to the DevOps Console project group.
Helm release	You can integrate with Helm releases belonging to the DevOps Console project.
Image repository replication	You can replicate the image to another repository.
SCM repository release	Release using the SCM repository’s release feature.
Create a Git branch	You can copy a specific branch of a repository belonging to the DevOps Console project and create a new branch.
JIRA release	You can release or unrelease a specific version in a JIRA project.
VM deployment	This task can deploy a VM deployment group that is in the Build Completed state, or roll back to a previous version.

Table. Project Creation Basic Information Input Items

Common task items

You can add and edit tasks in workload (or release) management. When you select a task, the Task Edit screen appears, and the Task Edit screen is composed as follows.

Item	Explanation
Task name	Please enter the task name.
Task type	Please select the task type.
Auto-run	Select whether to run automatically after the preceding task is completed. ON: The task starts automatically when the preceding task is completed. OFF: The task owner clicks Start to begin the task.
Conditional execution	Select whether to allow the current task to run based on the status of the preceding task (success/failure/skip). If the preceding task’s execution condition is met: the current task can proceed (start/complete). If the preceding task’s execution condition is not met: the current task cannot proceed and will automatically become skip state.
Conditional execution item	It is displayed when conditional execution is ON. Select the preceding task and check the appropriate option among on success/on failure/skip as the execution condition. Click the Add button to add a preceding task execution condition. Each condition is combined with AND to determine satisfaction or failure.
person in charge	Search for and enter the personnel who will perform the task among the members of the project group. The assignee can be searched among the project group members.
Assign yourself as the person in charge	Click to set the current task’s assignee to yourself.
Receive email upon completion	Search for and enter the recipient who will receive an email when the task is completed. Email recipients can be searched among project group members.
Delete	Delete the current task.
Apply	Apply the current task settings to the workflow.

Table. Task Common Items

Jenkins task

This is a task that can run a build pipeline added to the project or a Jenkins Job not registered in the DevOps Console.

Item	Explanation
Jenkins Type	Select Jenkins Type Project: Executes the build pipeline added to the project. User Input: The user directly enters a Jenkins job not registered in the `DevOps Console` and runs it.
Project	Please select the project to run the pipeline.
Jenkins URL	Select the URL of the Jenkins tool registered for the chosen project.
Job	Select a job from the selected Jenkins URL. Jobs that the current user has permission to run are displayed in the list.
Parameter	Enter the parameters required to run the build pipeline If a parameter is needed when building a Job, a screen will appear where you can view and edit the parameter. You can enter a value directly or select an environment variable to use. For environment variables, refer to 환경변수 수정하기.
Jenkins Job URL	Enter the URL of a Jenkins Job that is not registered in the `DevOps Console`.
Jenkins ID Jenkins Password or Token	Enter the ID and Password or Token to use for running the Jenkins job. After entering, click the Connection Test button to verify that the entered Jenkins Job URL connects properly. If a parameter is required when building the job, the parameter will be displayed; check and modify the required parameter.

Table. Jenkins task items

User Task

This task registers cases where the user has work that must be performed manually.

Item	description
Estimated time	Please enter the estimated time required for the User task.
Explanation	Enter the tasks that the responsible person must perform according to the manual.

Table. User task items

Blue/Green transition task

This is a task that can be integrated with the project’s Blue/Green deployment.

Item	Explanation
Project	Select the project to perform the blue-green transition.
Blue‑green list	Select the bluegreen you want to run in the task from the list of bluegreens in the selected project.

Table. Blue/Green transition task items

If the Blue/Green switch task is performed during a release, you can carry out the following actions.

Item	Explanation
Check operational status	Click the Check operation status button to open the Blue/Green operation status check popup.
Conversion	Check the status of operation/operation standby and click the Switch button. Operation and operation standby will be switched.
Completed	Check the blue/green transition result and click the Complete button to complete the blue/green task. If there is a problem with the transition, you can click the Check operation status button to revert to the previous state.

Table. Possible task items in Blue/Green transition

Internal approval task

This task enables approval by a USER who belongs to the project group.

Item	Explanation
Include JIRA version issues	Select whether to include JIRA Version issues in the approval content. When proceeding with a release, select the JIRA Version set in the project group; the list of all issues corresponding to that Version will be automatically added to the approval text.
JIRA Project	Select a JIRA Project. JIRA Project you can select from the JIRA Projects that have been registered.
Approval line template	Select the approval line you added in Approval Template Settings and add approvers in bulk.
Approver	Search for the approver and add them. You can search for members of the project group and add them.
Approver List	Modify the approver list by changing the approval type, adjusting the order, or deleting entries.
Approval content template	Select the approval content added from Manage Approval Content and add a title and description.
Approval content	Enter the approval title and approval content.

Table. Internal Approval Task Items

When the internal approval task runs in a release, you can perform the following actions.

Approver: Can approve or reject the approval.
- Approval: Click the Approve button. In the Approve confirmation popup, enter the approval comments and click the Confirm button to approve the document.
- Reject Approval: Click the Reject button. In the Reject confirmation popup, enter your approval comments and click the Confirm button to reject the approval.
Other roles: You can check the approval status.

Helm release task

This is a task that can be linked with Helm releases belonging to the project.

Item	Explanation
Auto shutdown	After the Helm release execution is completed, select whether to automatically terminate the task.
project	Select the project to perform the Helm release.
Helm release	Select the Helm release to use in the task during the project’s Kubernetes deployment. workload, Helm release can be selected. Information about the selected Helm release is displayed.
SET_VALUES (Helm release)	It is displayed when the previously selected Helm release is Helm release. Click the View icon to check the current Helm release’s values.yaml. Click the Add button to add a key/value. Enter the key. You can either input the value directly or select an environment variable to use it. Refer to Modify environment variables for environment variables.
SET_VALUES (workload)	If the Helm release selected earlier is a workload, display Check the values used in the last deployment. Enter values for tag, deploy_strategy, and repository.

Table. Helm Release Task Items

When the Helm release task runs in a release, you can view the following information on the task edit screen.

When you select Helm Release, you can view the following items.

Item	Explanation
Current status	Displays the current Helm release status.
Runtime status	Displays the result of the Helm release execution.
Details	Displays the Helm release history. View icon can be clicked to check the Values.yaml used in the Helm release by revision. To roll back to a previous deployment, click the Rollback button. In the confirmation popup, click the Confirm button to complete.

Table. Items displayed for Helm release type

When you select 워크로드, you can see the following items.

Item	Explanation
Runtime status	Displays the result of the Helm release execution.
Details	Displays the deployment history. To roll back to a previous deployment, click the Rollback button. In the confirmation popup, click the Confirm button to complete.

Table. Project creation basic information entry items

Image Repository Replication Task

This task can replicate an image to another repository.

Source image → (copy) Target image

Item	Explanation
Type	Select Type Project: Select the image repository added to the project as Source and Target. User Direct Input: Enter an image repository not registered in the `DevOps Console` as Source and Target.
Source project	Select a project with a registered source image repository.
Source image repository	Select the image repository registered in the Source project.
Source tag	Enter the Source tag. tag can be set by entering a value directly or by selecting an environment variable. Refer to Modify environment variables for environment variables.
Target project	Select a project where the target image repository is registered.
Target image repository	Select the image repository registered in the Target project.
Target tag	Enter the target tag.
Source Host	Enter the Source Host domain name.
Source Path	Please enter the Source Path.
Source ID Source Password	Enter the account information for the source image repository. After entering, click the Connection Test button to verify that the connection is successful.
Target Host	Target Host Please enter the domain name.
Target Path	Please enter the target path.
Target ID Target Password	Enter the account information for the target image repository. After entering, click the Connection Test button to verify that the connection is successful.

Table. Image Repository Replication Task Items

SCM repository release task

This task executes a release of the SCM repository.

SCM repository releases perform release creation or tag creation depending on the SCM repository tool (GitHub, GitLab, other Git repositories).

Item	Explanation
Git Type	Select Git Type Project: Select a code repository added to the project. User Input: The user enters a Git repository not registered in the `DevOps Console`.
project	Select a project with a registered code repository.
SCM repository	Select the code repository registered in the project.
SCM branch	Select a branch of the code repository.
SCM tag	Enter the tags to create in the release.
Git URL	Enter the Git URL.
Git ID Git Password or Token	Enter your Git account information.
branch	Enter the Git branch. After entering, click the Connection Test button to verify that the connection is successful.

Table. SCM Repository Release Task Items

GIT branch creation task

This is a task that can copy a specific Git branch and create a new branch.

Item	description
Git Type	Select Git Type Project: Select a code repository added to the project. User Input: The user enters a Git repository not registered in the `DevOps Console`.
project	Select a project with a registered code repository.
repository	Select the code repository registered in the project.
branch	Select the existing branch that the newly created branch will reference.
new branch	Enter the name of the new branch.
Apply Protected	Select whether to apply the protection rule to the newly created branch.
Protection Rule	When applying a Protection Rule, set the Merge and Push permissions. Select a role that is allowed to Merge. Select a role that is allowed to Push.
Git URL	Enter the Git URL.
Git ID Git Password or Token	Enter your Git account information.
branch	Enter the existing branch that the newly created branch will reference. After entering, click the Connection Test button to verify that the connection is normal.

Table. GIT branch creation task items

JIRA release task

This is a task that can set a specific version of a JIRA project to Released or Unreleased.

Item	Explanation
JIRA project	Select a JIRA project registered in the project group.
JIRA URL	You can view the Server of the selected JIRA project. (Readonly)
JIRA Version	Select the Version of the JIRA project Only versions with the Unreleased status can be selected.

Table. JIRA Release Task Items

If a JIRA release task is in progress in the release, you can perform the following actions.

Item	description
status	When you click the Status button, the JIRA release popup opens.
State change	Click the Change Status button to change the JIRA version to Released, or change it back to Unreleased.
Confirm	Confirm click the button to complete the JIRA release.

Table. Actions that can be performed in JIRA release tasks

VM deployment task

a task that can deploy a VM deployment group in the Build Complete state or roll back to a previous version.

Item	description
project	Please select a project.
deployment group	Select a deployment group You can add it through Add VM deployment.
Deployment group information	The contents stored in the deployment group are set automatically.

Table. VM Deployment Task Items

Approval Template Settings

JIRA Project