Codefresh Image Enrichment with Integrations
Image enrichment is a crucial part of the CI/CD process, adding to the quality of deployments. Image enrichment exposes metadata such as feature requests, pull requests, and logs as part of the application’s deployment, for visibility into all aspects of the deployment, making it easier to track actions and identify root cause of failures.
Codefresh has a new report image template that combines image enrichment and reporting. The report image template is optimized to work with external CI platforms for creating pipelines and workflows such as GitHub Actions. Add integration accounts in Codefresh to tools such as Jira, Docker Hub and Quay, and then connect your GitHub Action with Codefresh for image enrichment and reporting.
CI integrations for image enrichment
Integrate Codefresh with your CI platform/tool account with a unique name per integration account.
1. Add/configure integration for CI tools
Add/configure the integration account for the third-party CI tool. You can set up multiple integration accounts for the same CI tool.
When you add an integration, Codefresh creates a Sealed Secret with the integration credentials, and a ConfigMap that references the secret.
Codefresh supports the following tools:
Codefresh is working on supporting integrations for more tools. Stay tuned for the release announcements.
For image enrichment with a tool that is as yet unsupported, you must define the explicit credentials.
2. Connect GitHub Action to Codefresh
Connect a GitHub Action to Codefresh with an API token for the runtime cluster, the integration accounts, and image information for enrichment and reporting.
See GitHub Actions.
3. Add the enrichment step to your GitHub Actions pipeline
Finally, add the enrichment step to your GitHub Actions pipeline with the API token and integration information. Codefresh uses the integration name to get the corresponding Sealed Secret to securely access and retrieve the information for image enrichment.
See Example of GitHub Action pipeline with image enrichment in this article.
4. View enriched image information
Once deployed, view enriched information in the dashboards:
View:
- Commit information as well as committer
- Links to build and deployment pipelines
- PRs included in the deployment
- Jira issues, status and details for each deployment
Example of GitHub Action pipeline with image enrichment
This is an example of a pipeline managed by a GitHub Action that includes the Codefresh step for image enrichment and reporting.
As you can see, CF_CONTAINER_REGISTRY_INTEGRATION references DockerHub by the integration name, dockerhub in this example. CF_JIRA_INTEGRATION also references the required JIRA account by the integration name, jira in the example. Both references do not require explicit credentials.
In contrast, for Git information, CF_GITHUB_TOKEN must be defined.
name: Docker Image CI
on:
push:
branches: [ main ]
pull_request:
branches: [ main ]
jobs:
build:
environment:
name: test
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Checkout
uses: actions/checkout@v3
- name: Login to DockerHub
uses: docker/login-action@v2
with:
username: $
password: $
- name: Build & push the Docker image
env:
CF_IMAGE: $/csdp-report-image-github-action:example-reported-image
run: |
docker build . --file Dockerfile --tag $CF_IMAGE && docker push $CF_IMAGE
- name: report image by action
with:
- name: report image by action
with:
CF_HOST: "https://my-runtime-url"
CF_API_KEY: $
#Codefresh Integrations to USE
CF_CONTAINER_REGISTRY_INTEGRATION: "dockerhub"
CF_JIRA_INTEGRATION: "jira"
CF_ENRICHERS: "jira, git"
CF_IMAGE: $/my-image-name:tag
CF_GITHUB_TOKEN: $
#Jira issues that match
CF_JIRA_MESSAGE: "CR-12293"
CF_JIRA_PROJECT_PREFIX: "CR"
uses: codefresh-io/csdp-report-image@0.0.47