CodePipeline

In order to utilize our Pipeline service you will need to follow these instructions.

JstVerify API Key Generation

• Login to JstVerify.com
• Got to the Dashboard

• Click the Home Tab
• Then Select Profile

• Select "API Keys"

• Choose "Create Key"

• Choose "Create Key" again to confirm

• Your new key has been created

AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store

The SSM Parameter store is utilized to securely store your API key.

• Log into AWS Console
• Select the region you will be working in
• Select the Services Dropdown from the Top Left
• Type SSM
• Click Systems Manager

• In the left Menu under Application Management click Parameter Store

• Click Create Parameter

• Name it "JstVerifyAPIKey" it has to be an exact match
• For Type Select Secure String
• You can use either Key Store
• For the value input put the API Key as it appears on the JstVerify Dashboard

• Then Select create Parameter

Serverless Application Repository

We'll create all the resources we need use a custom action that facilitates communication with JstVerify within CodePipeline by deploying a SAM application.

• Log into AWS Console
• Select the region you will be working in
• Select the Services Dropdown from the Top Left
• Type SAM
• Click Serverless Application Repository

• Check the "Show apps that create custom IAM roles or resource problems"
• Type JstVerify into the search bar
• Select JstVerify

• Scroll down to the bottom
• Check "I acknowledge that this app creates custom IAM roles and resource policies"
• Click Deploy

Setting Up Tests in Code Pipeline

This shows the steps for setting up the tests in your Code Pipeline

• Log into AWS Console
• Select the region you will be working in
• Select the Services Dropdown from the Top Left
• Type CodePipeline
• Click CodePipeline
• Go into the Pipeline where you wish to have your testing
• Edit your Pipeline

• Add/Edit a Stage

• Add an Action Group

• Name the Action something relevant to what it will be testing
• For Action Provider Select "Custom JstVerify"

• Put the Test name exactly as it is found in the JstVerify Dashboard into the "JstVerifyTestName"

• Click Done
• Please note that you can have more than one test per action, the limit is based on your Subscription level