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Pipelines

The AzureTRE deployment repository contains the following github workflows:

  1. Build Validation - validates the code by running linter and terraform validation.
  2. Clean Validation Environments - a periodical workflow to clean unused AzureTRE environments.
  3. Deploy Azure TRE (branch) - This workflow is intended to be used to test workflow changes. It deploys AzureTRE using the workflows defined on the branch
  4. Deploy Azure TRE - This workflow is the integration build run for pushes to the main branch. It also runs on a schedule, serving as the nightly build to keep the main AzureTRE env in sync.
  5. Deploy Azure TRE Reusable - responsible to deploy AzureTRE. It is referenced in other Azure TRE deployment workflows.

Setup Github Environment

The workflows are using Github environment to source its environment variables. Follow this guide to define it in your github repository and provide it as an input for the workflows.

The following environment variables should be defined in your github environment:

  1. Auth env vars
  2. Core and Devops env vars

Having all the environment variables set in the Github environment the next step will be to use it in your pipelines:

In AzureTRE deployment repository You will find all the pipelines under the folder .github/workflows on top of each workflow there is the workflow inputs part where the used Github environment name is set, make sure to update it with yours, for example:

Setup env in pipeline

Publish Custom Templates in Pipelines

If you have created custom AzureTRE templates you can publish and register them as part of the CI/CD pipelines. To do so follow the next steps: 1. Go to .github/workflows/deploy_tre_reusable.yml workflow. Add your template under the following jobs: - publish_bundles: Publish bundle - register_bundles: Register bundle - If it is a user resource add it also under register_user_resource_bundles: Register user resource step

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