Run Aggregator in Kubernetes

[DKondratyev]

Hi guys,

currently I am trying to connect Azure DevOps 2020 (on-premise) with Aggregator 3 running as a pod in our Kubernetes cluster.

The environment variables in the running container are set as follows:

When an event is triggered in Azure DevOps, the aggregator detects it, but the connection from aggregator to Azure DevOps seems not to be established:

Do you have an idea what can go wrong ? Is it possible that the Azure DevOps' ssl certificate should also be placed somewhere in the container ?

Does the error "ApiKeyAuthenticationScheme was not authenticated. Failure message: Api Key is null" has something to do with the connection problem ? Why does it occur ? The file apikeys.json is available in /secrets folder ...

I would be thankful for any hints. :)

Have a nice evening !

Best regards,
Dmitry

[giuliov]

Sorry for the delay, I was offline this weekend. I will take a look at it soon.

[DKondratyev]

Hi Giulio, the problem is now solved. After the environment variable Aggregator_AzureDevOpsCertificate is set and the Azure DevOps' certificate is put into the /secrets folder, everything worked perfectly. :) Thank you !

[giuliov]

Great to hear!
Any suggestion to improve configuration of the documentation?

[DKondratyev]

Hi Giulio, one short question regarding TFS Aggregator rules :)  There is a function public T GetFieldValue<T>(string field, T defaultValue) which can be used in Aggregator's rule. The parameter "field" is the whole name. Suppose I need a list of all field values having some substring in the field name ( like "field name starts with WEF_"). How could I get it ? Is it also possible to get the list of all fields and their values in one dictionary from the self-object? Thank you in advance ! Best regardsDmitry Am Dienstag, 15. März 2022 um 07:57:47 MEZ hat Giulio Vian ***@***.***> Folgendes geschrieben: Great to hear! Any suggestion to improve configuration of the documentation? — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. Triage notifications on the go with GitHub Mobile for iOS or Android. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[giuliov]

No, although it won't be hard to do. Implementation can be like WorkItemStore.GetBacklogWorkItemTypesAndStates.

[DKondratyev]

The background of my question: I would like to move a card to a certain board column as a reaction of some user action. Simple self["System.BoardColumn"] = "XYZ"  doesn't work. But it seems to be possible to set the first WEF-field like self["WEF_D159030290514518A228357FD7D968FE_Kanban.Column"] = " XYZ"  After that the card will move. The question is only how to access the WEF field ...  Am Freitag, 2. September 2022 um 10:37:11 MESZ hat Giulio Vian ***@***.***> Folgendes geschrieben: No, although it won't be hard to do. Implementation can be like GetBacklogWorkItemTypesAndStates. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>