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The MettleCI Workbench application running on your DataStage Engine tier needs to perform a dynamic lookup of Work items when displaying the Git Commit page.
The MettleCI Workbench application running on your DataStage Engine tier needs to commit to your Git platform.
The Jenkins Host and your Git repository need to communicate in order to configure Git commits to automatically trigger Jenkins pipelines. Jenkins then needs access to your Git repository to source the artefacts for build and deployment. The Jenkins pipeline definitions ('Jenkinsfiles') are themselves stored and managed in a Git repository.
The Developer Workstation provides data engineers with access to your ALM tools' user interfaces via a supported web browser.
The Developer Workstation provides data engineers with access to your Jenkins user interfaces via a supported web browser.
The Developer Workstation provides a DataStage client tier with access to the development environment's DataStage Engine and Services tiers.
Your Jenkins pipeline perform their duties via an agent installed on the MettleCI Host. (Read about Jenkins ports and services here)
The MettleCI Host requires regular access to the development environment's DataStage Engine and Services tiers, identical to that of Developer Workstations.
The MettleCI Host requires regular access to the downstream test environments' DataStage Engine and Services tiers, to affect automated deployment.
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