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Docker image with Docker Compose. Useful as a base image for integration tests in Concourse CI.
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A place to keep all my cheat sheets for the complete development of ASIC/FPGA hardware or a software app/service.
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[DEPLICATED] This repository is no longer actively maintained.
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Deploy to kubernetes helm from your concourse.ci.
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GOV.UK PaaS - Cloud Foundry
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A role to install concourse CI https://concourse-ci.org/
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A Concourse resource generator
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Cloud Foundry CLI Concourse Resource
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A terraform provider for Concourse
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A Concourse resource that can trigger and pass parameters to jobs using slack
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Transparency for your build pipeline's results and runtime
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Concourse resource for interacting with Google Cloud Storage
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A concourse resource to check for new merge requests on GitLab
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All-in-one Concourse VM with S3-compatible storage and Vault secret manager
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Terraform setup to deploy an ECS based concourse-ci setup.
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hoegaarden
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As a user of kind-on-c
I want to understand how the thing is tested and how changes are promoted
So that I understand how to consume it and can assess if I can trust it
There are some docs in [ci/README.md][ciR] about how changes make it in, are tested, and promoted. This is however outdated (still talks about alpine & tags).
Also, the [Dockerfile][d] still has some reference to al
a collaboration framework for operating cloudfoundry and services at scale
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A Concourse CI resource for running Ansible playbooks
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Summary
#6369 tracks the user who created the build (either manual trigger or rerun) and also tweaked the
api/v1/userendpoint to contain a newdisplay_user_idfield. The new field should be used to show the user in the top bar, since it reflects the same value that Concourse tracks as the build creator.We should be able to replace [this function](https://github.com/concourse/concour