Core Concepts

Understanding the core concepts of CelerBuild is essential for effective use. This section covers the fundamental ideas that underpin the platform.

Spaces

Spaces are the top-level organizational units in CelerBuild. They allow you to:

• Group related projects and resources
• Manage access and permissions
• Collaborate with team members

Each space can contain multiple projects and is managed by space owners.

Projects

Projects are the primary units of work within a space. They enable you to:

• Organize code and configurations
• Define project-specific settings
• Manage deployment workflows through tickets and tasks

For the same Git repository, you can create different projects for different environments to achieve isolated deployments.

Environments

Environments in CelerBuild indicate the target deployment environment for a project, such as:

• Development
• Testing
• Production

Each project is associated with a specific environment, allowing you to:

• Maintain clear separation between different deployment targets
• Control deployment processes for each environment
• Track deployments across different environments

Server Clusters

Server clusters in CelerBuild are logical groupings of servers. They provide a way to:

• Organize servers under a common name
• Simplify management and deployment processes

Servers

Servers are the actual deployment targets within CelerBuild. They consist of:

• Server Name
• Server IP
• SSH Port

Servers are configured to connect and deploy applications efficiently.

Deployment Tickets

Deployment tickets are requests for deploying code. They represent:

• What needs to be deployed (branch/tag)
• Where to deploy (target environment)
• Who requested the deployment
• Who will review the deployment (assigned reviewer)
• Current status of the deployment request

Tickets help track and manage deployment requests through their lifecycle:

• Pending: Initial deployment request waiting for review
• Approved: Deployment request has been approved and ready for execution
• Rejected: Deployment request has been denied
• Canceled: Deployment request has been canceled

Deployment Tasks

Deployment tasks are the actual execution of deployment tickets. They provide:

• Real-time deployment progress
• Execution logs
• Deployment results
• Task history

Each deployment ticket, when executed, creates a task that:

• Handles the actual deployment process
• Records all deployment steps
• Maintains deployment logs
• Shows deployment status and results