- Service Overview
- Billing
- Getting Started
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User Guide
- Preparations
- CodeArts Req
- CodeArts Repo
- CodeArts Pipeline
- CodeArts Check
- CodeArts Build
- CodeArts Artifact
- CodeArts Deploy
- CodeArts TestPlan
- CodeArts PerfTest
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Best Practices
- Best Practices Summary
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Using CodeArts to Manage an e-Mall Development Project
- Overview
- Resource Planning
- Process
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Implementation Procedure
- Preparation
- Step 1: Managing Project Plans
- Step 2: Managing Project Configurations
- Step 3: Writing Code
- Step 4: Checking Code
- Step 5: Building an Application
- Step 6: Deploying an Application (CCE)
- Step 6: Deploying an Application (ECS)
- Step 7: Managing Project Tests
- Step 8: Configuring a Pipeline for Continuous Delivery
- Releasing Resources
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FAQs
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General
- How Do I Collect or Archive Project Information Locally After a CodeArts Project Is Complete?
- Why Can't an IAM User View Any CodeArts Projects After Login?
- How Do I View All CodeArts Projects and Members Under My Account as Administrator?
- Will the Tasks Created by a Project Member Be Deleted After the Member Leaves the Project?
- Will a New User with the Same Name as a Deleted User Inherit Their Permissions and Tasks?
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- CodeArts Repo
- CodeArts Pipeline
- CodeArts Check
- CodeArts Build
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- CodeArts Deploy
- CodeArts TestPlan
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Preparation
Before performing a specific task, you need to complete the following preparations:
Purchasing CodeArts
To complete all operations in this practice, you need to purchase the CodeArts Basic Edition package.
- Go to the Buy CodeArts page.
- Select CodeArts Basic, retain the default value for Users, set Required Duration to 1 month, agree to the statement, and click Next.
- Confirm the order and click Pay.
- Follow the prompts to complete the payment.
- Check the subscription record on the CodeArts page.
Creating a Project
Before starting the practice, the product owner Sarah creates a project.
- Click Access Service on the CodeArts console.
- Click Create Project, and select DevOps Full-Process.
- Enter the project name Phoenix Mall and click OK.
Adding Project Members
Sarah creates accounts for team members and adds them to the project.
This sample project involves four project roles. To facilitate introduction, each role in this document corresponds to a person, as shown in Table 1.
Project Member |
Project Role |
Responsibility |
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Sarah |
Product owner (project creator) |
Responsible for the overall product planning and product team setup. |
Maggie |
Project manager |
Manages project delivery plans. |
Chris |
Developer |
Develops, compiles, deploys, and verifies project code. |
Billy |
Tester |
Writes and executes test cases. |
- Go to the Phoenix Mall project, and choose Settings > Members.
- On the Member View tab, choose Add Members > From My Account.
- In the dialog box that is displayed, click Create User. The Users page is displayed.
Figure 1 Adding members
- Click Create User, and create three users named Maggie, Chris, and Billy in sequence.
- Return to the CodeArts page, refresh the browser, click Add Members above the member list, and choose Users from My Enterprises. Select Maggie, Chris, and Billy, and click Next.
- Click the Role drop-down list in each row, select Project manager for Maggie, Developer for Chris, and Tester for Billy, and then click Save.
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