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# Dynatrace Reporting Pipeline
This repository is used as a template to create automated Dynatrace reports through Jenkins (JAWS) which are sent as attachement through mail.
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## Jenkins environments
EMEA & NA: https://jaws.bmwgroup.net/opapm/
CN: https://jaws-china.bmwgroup.net/opmaas/
### Request access
Access is granted manually through stephan.oertelt@bmw.de and Mohammed.Abadel@bmw.de
### Multi-Branch Pipelines
- master (=latest) --> for testing and developing stuff
- staging --> pre-release branch, if stuff tested successfully here merge it to production
- production --> actively used, productive reports
# Dynatrace Reporting
copied from reportBASE
***
## Minimum Content of a Dynatrace Reporting Repo
## Jenkins environments are not setup for this report
### Repository & Pipeline Naming
- Repository and Pipelines must have identical names
- Naming must start with CoCo_APM_Reporting_**report name here**
### readme-File
The readme file must contain a useful description **what** is reported **when** to **whom**
Example: <br>
> This report is reporting all installed OneAgent versions including:
> - Hostnames
> - Environment Tag
> - PaaS Tag
<br>
> This report is reporting all dashboards that include the word "Wirkkette" in their json file
>
> Sent to: coco-apm@bmw.de
> Results are saved in csv files per environment
>
> Executed on each Monday of every week <br>
> Executed only manually <br>
> Executed on every Dynatrace environment
### requirements.txt
The requirements.txt file must contain **all** python packages which are used within the script through ```import``` <br>
e.g.: <br>
``` python-decouple
pyyaml
pandas
decouple
requests
datetime
argparse
```
### environments.yaml
The environments.yaml contains all environments on which the script should be executed, environments which should not be executed may be excluded through ```#```
**Do NOT change the environments names, the pipeline script is configured to distingue between EMEA/NA and CN as their are different Jenkins environments!**
The following snipped shows an environment file, which is only executed on Dynatrace prod environments.
```
euprod:
- name: "euprod"
- env-url: "https://xxu26128.live.dynatrace.com"
- env-token-name: "EUPROD_TOKEN_VAR"
#eupreprod:
- name: "eupreprod"
- env-url: "https://qqk70169.live.dynatrace.com"
- env-token-name: "EUPREPROD_TOKEN_VAR"
#napreprod:
- name: "napreprod"
- env-url: "https://onb44935.live.dynatrace.com"
- env-token-name: "NAPREPROD_TOKEN_VAR"
naprod:
- name: "naprod"
- env-url: "https://wgv50241.live.dynatrace.com"
- env-token-name: "NAPROD_TOKEN_VAR"
cnprod:
- name: "cnprod"
- env-url: "https://dynatracemgd-cn.bmwgroup.net/e/b921f1b9-c00e-4031-b9d1-f5a0d530757b"
- env-token-name: "CNPROD_TOKEN_VAR"
#cnpreprod:
- name: "cnpreprod"
- env-url: "https://dynatracemgd-cn.bmwgroup.net/e/b921f1b9-c00e-4031-b9d1-f5a0d530757b"
- env-token-name: "CNPREPROD_TOKEN_VAR"
```
### Jenkinsfile
The Jenkinsfile is the pipeline script itself including:
- Time-Trigger
- Install package step
- Execute script step
- Send Mail step
### Python Script
The script itself will gather and aggregate the data from the Dynatrace environments.
Script output must be a csv or excel file in the **folder where the script is executed**
***
## First Usage - Create a new Pipeline
### Fork this repo
Do **NOT** clone this repo, create a fork instead.
1. On the left menue bar click on *Create fork*
![Bitbucket Fork Step 1](assets/bitbucket_fork_1.PNG)
2. Choose Project *Offboard Platform - APM - Application Performance Monitoring*
3. Choose a name starting with *CoCo_APM_Reporting_* and a useful suffix
4. Uncheck *Enable fork syncing*
![Bitbucket Fork Step 2](assets/bitbucket_fork_2.PNG)
5. Edit readme.md and describe your report
6. Change/Update the environment, requirements and script according to your needs
7. Login to Jenkins and select the folder *Coco APM Reporting*
8. Click the *New Item* Button
9. Enter the name of your repo (e.g. *CoCo_APM_Reporting_OneAgentVersion*)
10. Select *Multibranch Pipeline*
11. Click *OK* Button
![Jenkins Create Pipieline Step 1](assets/jenkins_create_pipeline_1.PNG)
12. On The Pipeline Settings go to *Branch Sources*, click *ADD SOURCE* and select *Bitbucket*
- Server: **ATC**
- Credentials: **qqjaws7**
- Owner: **OPAPM**
- Repository Name: **your forked repository**
- Behavious: **According to screenshot**
<br>
![Jenkins Create Pipieline Step 2](assets/jenkins_create_pipeline_2.PNG)
<br>
Your pipeline will automatically test-run for all 3 branches.