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• Add two more variables to your CI/CD system. These variables should be stored in your CI/CD system in the same way as other sensitive credentials (e.g. in. a secrets store, etc.)

• Expose those two new variables in a manner that enables them to be referenced within your pipeline.

• Update the commands from the Remote Namespace to use those environment variables.

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• Add Jenkins credentials (as Secret Text, like our other credentials) for each SSH in use:

  • the path (on the Jenkins Agent) of the SSH key file. Note that there is a reference to the associated public key in the .ssh/authorized_keys file on the associated DataStage Engine host)

  • the passphrase, if one is being used
    

• Add environment variables to relevant agents, that refer to the SSH credentials in the same manner as the example pipelines already do with IIS and MCI passwords, eg:

  • SSHKEYPATH for the path of the SSH key file

  • SSHKEYPHRASE for the SSH ket key passphrase, if used
    

• In the JenkinsFile, add calls for SSHKEYPATH and SSHKEYPHRASE to withCredentials calls for:

  • the stage titled "Create DSParams Diff Artifact", where the remote download command fetches the template DSPARAMS file from the source DataStage instance

  • all stages that reference mci_deploy or mci_unittest
    
    For example:

    Code Block
    withCredentials([ string(credentialsId: "${env.IISPASSWORD}", variable: 'IISPASSWORD'), string(credentialsId: "${env.MCIPASSWORD}", variable: 'MCIPASSWORD'), string(credentialsId: "${env.SSHKEYPATH}", variable: 'SSHKEYPATH'), string(credentialsId: "${env.SSHKEYPHRASE}", variable: 'SSHKEYPHRASE') ]) { <commands here> }

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