FAQ: #Bamboo

09 November 2020

Bamboo

What is Atlassian Bamboo?

What is release planning?

What are the basic requirements for using Atlassian Bamboo?

What Is The Significance Of Atlassian Bamboo?

What Do You Know About The Implementation Of Atlassian Bamboo?

What Are The Benefits Of Using Bamboo Approach?

What Will Happen If Any Changes Got Missed In The Bamboo?

What Do You Mean By A Plan In Bamboo?

What Are The Tools Supported By Bamboo?

What Are The Benefits Of Running Automated Tests In Bamboo?

Name The Two Directories Which Are Present In The Atlassian Bamboo?

Name Some Scm Tools Which Are Supported By Atlassian Bamboo?

Name The Two Important Components That Atlassian Bamboo Is Integrated With?

Name Any Two Testing Tools That Bamboo Is Compatible With?

How to tag a git repo in a bamboo build?

How do you start Atlassian Bamboo?

How to have Bamboo artifacts collect a whole folders?

How to find out current working directory in Bamboo?

How to save artifacts in Bitbucket-Pipelines?

How can Bamboo variable can be replaced in batch file?

How Will You Treat A Failure In Atlassian Bamboo?

How A Backup Is Created In The Bamboo And How The Files Are Copied To It?

How Can Task Handling Be Made Easier In Bamboo?

How Can You Avoid Project Failure Or Breaking In The Atlassian Bamboo Environment?

How Multiple Jobs Can Be Created From A Single Job In Bamboo?

Difference - Bamboo With Jenkins?

In A Workflow, Why It Is Necessary To Divide The Application In A Hierarchical Order?

Can Data Be Moved From One Server To Another In Case Of Multiple Server Approach?

Does Bamboo Available As A Cloud Service Too?

Have You Ever Gone Against The Rules Of A Confidential Agreement?

Is It Possible To Cut Down The Time Taken By Atlassian Bamboo Build And Get Immediate Feedback?

Bamboo is not open-source.
The price of Bamboo is changed depending on the number of build agents required.
It can be installed on Microsoft Windows, Solaris, Linux, MacOS/OSX, and others.
It supports MySQL, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle 12c H2 database.
It supports Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Safari.
It does not support many plugins as compared to Jenkins.
It supports Git, CVS, Perforce, Mercurial, and Subversion.
That's almost as much as Bamboo can offer in total reporting plugins.
We can create a new shared Artifact, for publishing HTML report.
We can run a Unit Test with the help of plugins.
It has built-in deployment projects functionality.
It does a great job with branches; it has built-in support for branching.

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