Bamboo can be installed on all major platforms including Oracle Solaris.

Bamboo currently requires JAVA/JDK 1.8 with support for major browsers including IE11+.

Bamboo can also be run as a Docker container for easier isolation.

In this session we'll run Bamboo as a Docker container.

To start, we'll bring up Bamboo with the following command

docker-compose up -d bamboo

This will bring up Bamboo with the default configurations.

Note that, it is important that the bamboo-init.properties file be changed accordingly based on where the user would like Bamboo to store data.

See Dockerfile-bamboo for details on how this has been done.

Once Bamboo has been spun up, click on the link https://[[HOST_SUBDOMAIN]]-8085-[[KATACODA_HOST]].environments.katacoda.com or click on the Bamboo tab on the terminal window to proceed with configurations.

In this session we'll run Bamboo server in evaluation mode.

First, we'll need an evaluation license for the given

We can obtain one from here

Select the product you're obtaining the license for, in this case Bamboo.

Fill in the Server ID and an organization name.

Paste the Key in the License Key field.

Click on the Express Installation button to proceed.

Fill in the Admin credentials fields and click on Finish and proceed to administration.

We'll start with creating our first Build plan.

Click on Create first build plan and fill in the plan details.

We'll add a repo later

Introduction to Crucible

Setting up Crucible

Configuring Crucible

Administering Crucible