Automating Jenkins to update build results in a customized format on Teams fosters collaboration and enhances team awareness within the development workflow.
This Python and Robot Framework automation project brings together the power of Jenkins and Microsoft Teams seamlessly. The project's core revolves around establishing a robust connection between Jenkins and Teams, enhancing communication and transparency across the Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment pipelines. A structured result template has been meticulously crafted by parsing the build XML file, enabling the smooth transmission of essential updates through a webhook directly into Microsoft Teams. This integration orchestrates real-time notifications, ensuring that teams stay in the loop with instant updates delivered straight to their collaborative workspace. By streamlining these updates, the project optimizes team communication, fostering efficiency, and a deeper level of transparency throughout the development lifecycle
- Python
- Robot Framework
- xml.etree.ElementTree library
- RequestLibrary
- Jenkins
- HTML/CSS
- Microsoft Teams.
- Create an EC2 Instance + Jenkins
- Write teams notification python code and integrate with robot framework for automation and
- Generate Incoming webhook for perticular Microsoft teams channel for build updates.
- Parsing XML using xml.etree.ElementTree and making HTTP requests with requests.
- Push Code on Github account.
- Create a Jenkins pipeline for k8s cluster commission and decommission.
- Get update Jenkins build to specific Microsoft Teams channel such as 'post' section allows you to define actions that should be taken after a pipeline stage or the entire pipeline completes execution.
