The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.5 –
this release adds a new action for the Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) to relay event data from Bamboo notifications, Jira workflow transitions, and Jira Service Desk automation rule executions via AWS so that they can be processed by other services.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Tasks for AWS 2.17 –
this release adds support for using AWS CloudFormation Macros with nested stacks, adds support for tagging ECS resources and injecting sensitive data from the AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store or the AWS Secrets Manager into Amazon ECS containers, and adds support for the Python 3.7 runtime and 15 minutes execution time in AWS Lambda.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Tasks for AWS 2.16 –
this release adds a new task for the AWS Systems Manager (SSM) Parameter Store, adds an action to update AWS Step Functions state machines, adds support for the Amazon SQS event source in AWS Lambda, and adds support for Docker volumes and private registry authentication in Amazon ECS. You can now store and query secrets and configuration data remotely via the AWS Systems Manager Parameter task, update state machines via the AWS Step Functions State Machine task, use an SQS queue as event source within the AWS Lambda Event Source Mapping task, and use Docker volumes and private registries in the Amazon ECS Task Definition task.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.4 –
this release adds a new action for the AWS Systems Manager (SSM) Parameter Store to persist event data from Bamboo notifications, Jira workflow transitions, and Jira Service Desk automation rule executions to AWS where they can be either queried or trigger notifications and actions via Amazon CloudWatch Events in turn.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.10 –
this release adds an updated REST API version 2.1 that allows to manage credentials and connectors, is available as a Data Center approved app, and increases performance for users with large connector pools.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.9 –
this release adds support for Bitbucket, and allows to disable the implicit connector visibility for administrators (experimental).
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.3 –
this release adds a new action for
Amazon CloudWatch Events to relay, match and route Atlassian workflow events to AWS where they can be processed by one or more target services, and adds plan, result and deployment entity variables to ease Bamboo notification payload composition. You can now use the
Put CloudWatch Events action with all existing integrations for Bamboo, Jira and Jira Service Desk, and you can
inject additional entity variables into Bamboo notification payloads.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Tasks for AWS 2.15 –
this release catches up on several
serverless announcements from 'AWS re:Invent 2017': It adds support for the
AWS Fargate launch type in
Amazon ECS, and adds support for
traffic shifting,
concurrency limits, and the C# .NET Core 2.0 and Go 1.x runtimes in
AWS Lambda. You can now run your Docker containers as an
Amazon ECS Task or
Amazon ECS Service without managing servers and clusters, and exercise more control over the deployment and concurrent execution of an
AWS Lambda Function, which can now also use the C# .NET Core 2.0 and Go 1.x runtimes.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.8 –
this release adds support for Confluence, and adds support for a destination URL to the AWS Management Console single sign-on (SSO) API. You can now use the
AWS Resources macro to create dashboards and share deep links to the AWS Management console with your team. Get started quickly with the
AWS Resources blueprint to provide example dashboards for AWS services and resources and AWS account management.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.2 –
this release adds a Bamboo task to run remote actions with AWS from Bamboo jobs in build and deployment
projects, and adds utility functions to ease JSON escaping, URL encoding, and Base64 encoding.
You can now use the
Automate with AWS task
with all available AWS actions, and you can
compose action payloads with utility functions.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Tasks for AWS 2.14 –
this release adds support for
providing task configuration as code via URLs, adds support for
sharing objects via pre-signed URLs in Amazon S3, adds support for
Custom Platforms in
AWS Elastic Beanstalk, and adds support for the Python 3.6 runtime in
AWS Lambda. You can now
inject task configuration for JSON and YAML parameters via URLs to provide configuration as code,
generate a pre-signed S3 URL to temporarily share private S3 objects with subsequent build steps,
use your own custom Elastic Beanstalk platform created with HashiCorp's Packer, and create an
AWS Lambda Function with the Python 3.6 runtime.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present Tasks for AWS 2.13 – this release adds optional AWS security credentials validation at configuration time, adds explicit handling of the non standard AWS partitions AWS China and AWS GovCloud (US), adds support for the Node.js 6.10 runtime in AWS Lambda, and adds support for the Packer der in AWS Elastic Beanstalk. You can now ensure that provided AWS security credentials are valid, enable non standard AWS partitions as a Labs Feature, create an AWS Lambda Function with the Node.js 6.10 runtime, and create your own custom Elastic Beanstalk platform with HashiCorp's Packer.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.7 –
this release continues our journey towards increased usability and easier onboarding. It adds explicit handling of the non standard AWS partitions AWS China and AWS GovCloud (US), and updates the provided CloudFormation templates to ease provisioning of AWS resources. You can now
opt in to and out of non standard AWS partitions, and you can
provision AWS resources with CloudFormation templates using improvements like YAML format and simplified string substitution.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Automation with AWS 1.1 –
this release adds a new action for
AWS Step Functions state machines to enable coordination of
components of distributed applications and microservices using visual workflows. You can now use the
Start Step Functions Execution
action with all existing integrations for Bamboo, JIRA and JIRA Service Desk.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present Tasks for AWS 2.12 – this release adds a new task to deploy and operate AWS Step Functions state machines to enable coordination of components of distributed applications and microservices using visual workflows, adds support for Amazon EC2 Container Service (ECS) placement policies, and adds support for AWS Elastic Beanstalk application lifecycle management. You can now create/start/stop/delete AWS Step Functions state machines, specify placement policies when registering Amazon ECS Task Definitions, creating Amazon ECS Services, and running Amazon ECS Tasks, and specify application lifecycle policies when creating an AWS Elastic Beanstalk Application.
The Utoolity team is pleased to present
Identity Federation for AWS 2.6 –
this release marks the begin of a journey towards increased usability and easier onboarding. It adds optional AWS security credentials validation at configuration time and aligns AWS entity references with established terms from the official AWS glossary.