Ravi Kumar Blog Posts

Use DevOps practices such as continuous integration and continuous delivery to quickly move application changes from development through testing to deployment on your production system. Use Pega Platform™ tools and common third-party tools to implement DevOps.  With continuous integration, application developers frequently check in their changes to the source environment and use an automated build process to automatically verify these changes. Continuous integration identifies issues and pinpoints them early in the cycle. Use Jenkins with the prpcServiceUtils tool and the execute test service to automatically generate a potentially deployable application and export the application archive to a binary repository such as JFrog Artifactory.  You can use Jenkins to automate exporting and importing Pega 7 Platform applications. Download the " prpcServiceUtils " command-line tool and configure Jenkins to export or import archives. You can use a single Jenkins b...

Here I am sharing a very simple Pega application (HRServices) running on android device/Saucelabs after following certain easy steps J . The pre-requisite for this exercise to perform at your end using V81 local is the Key Store (Certificate). We can generate our own Key Store using java utility(keytool) at our JDK path and the details are given below. After finishing this step, the remaining exercise is very easy to build the app to generate a QR code to launch it from the real device or we can download the APK file to work on the app from Saucelabs.  Hope this will be a good idea for the folks who don’t know on building the mobile app using Pega. Those who would like to know more on the login credentials & QR code for this exercise, pls contact me offline. Step1: Create our own keystore file before we go to next step. There is a “keytool” command to run at command line. Command: keytool -genkey -v -keystore C:\Users\rpisupat\Documents\Certificates\MobApp\MyKeystore.key...