Working with workflows
A workflow is an automated procedure that describes how to build, test, and deploy your code as part of a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) system. A workflow defines a series of steps, or actions, to take during a workflow run. A workflow also defines the events, or triggers, that cause the workflow to start. To set up a workflow, you create a workflow definition file using the CodeCatalyst console's visual or YAML editor.
Tip
For a quick look at how you might use workflows in a project, create a project with a blueprint. Each blueprint deploys a functioning workflow that you can review, run, and experiment with.
Topics
- Creating, editing, and deleting a workflow
- Working with actions
- Working with artifacts
- Working with compute and runtime environment Docker images
- Working with environments
- Working with file caching
- Working with packages
- Working with runs
- Working with secrets
- Working with sources
- Working with triggers
- Working with variables
