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Listing Your Integration

Step 1: Tracking Progress / Contributing and Requesting Assistance

This file describe how to list your tool integration on the Keptn Integrations page.

If you have not done so already, Create an issue to track the development of this integration. This is also the place to look for integration requests raised by others. If you want to contribute to Keptn, this is a great place to start.

Step 2: Integration is Ready

Please sign-off all commits (eg. git commit -sm "commit message")

When your integration is ready and tested:

  1. Fork this repository
  2. Create a new branch on your fork
  3. Copy the aws_lambda folder to use as a template
  4. Rename the aws_lambda folder to match your integration name (eg. myToolX)
  5. The 1.0.0 subfolder is used to version the artifact when it's a "full" Keptn service. In most cases, contributors will be leveraging the job-executor-service or the webhook service. In which case, this can be left as 1.0.0 to denote that your integration is not versioned.
  6. Modify the artifacthub-pkg.yml file with your details.
  7. Modify the README.md file with your instructions.
  8. If you have no screenshots, you can delete the assets folder.
  9. Modify the CODEOWNERS file and add yourself as an owner. On a new line, add the following syntax: folderName/ + @YourGitHubUsername eg. myToolX/ @me
  10. Create a PR back on the parent repo and someone will review.

artifacthub-pkg.yml structure

For the integration to be displayed correctly, the artifacthub-pkg.yml file needs to meet the syntax requirements described on the AH repository. The version, name, displayName, createdAt, and description attributes are required by AH. In addition, authors are also recommended to add the digest as described in more detail in the 'Update existing version of a service' section.

Keptn Annotations

There are two Keptn specific annotations you must add to the artifacthub-pkg.yml: keptn/kind and keptn/version. Both properties and accepted values are documented here.

Update existing version of a service

For updates of an existing version to take effect on Artifacthub, the digest parameter needs to be updated or added to the artifacthub-pkg.yml file of that version. A change of the digest parameter signals the Artifacthub backend to reprocess that version. To ensure the new digest value is unique, use the current date of the change with the same format as the createdAt argument (RFC3339).

A note on screenshots

Screenshots should be saved into the assets folder.

ArtifactHub cannot resolve relative paths so you must specify the "real path" the image will have after the PR is merged.

The path takes the form https://github.com/keptn-contrib/artifacthub/{your-service-folder-name}/{version-subfolder}/assets/{image name}. For example:

https://github.com/keptn-contrib/artifacthub/aws_lambda/1.0.0/assets/image.jpg

Stuck? Need Help?

Join us on the #help-integrations channel on Keptn Slack and the Keptn community will help out.