WebSocket configuration:

Create a wsmesh-token:
The wsmesh-token can be generated DevOps Intelligencerectly using the wsmesh Swagger API Page or can be generated in the following two ways:

Core is deployed in the environment:
Launch Kyndryl Modern Operations Applications
Select the
User
icon on the top right corner.
Select
Developer Console
.
In the API Documentation section, select:
Platform
as Application and
wsmesh
as Service.

Core is not deployed in the environment:
Go to the tenant host.
Select the
User Name
Select
Developer
, then
Swagger
.
Select
Platform-WsMesh
from the dropdown menu.
Use the API below for token creation.
API: /api/wsmesh/v1/config/tokens [POST]URL : https:
Request Parameters:
 { "broker": "mcmp:devops-intelligence:service", "name": "name of the token", "single_use": false }
Please make sure wsmesh service is enabled for the tenant
Create a UUID for the Proxy Adaptor
Generate a UUID using the Version 1 UUID Generator found at the Online UUID Generator Web site. This ID will be the proxy id used to identify the proxy adaptor for the KMOA Console OnPrem instance.

Deploy a generic Proxy Adaptor using Helm Chart

Download a Generic Proxy Pod Image from the file server. The file_server Swagger can be accessed in two ways:
Core is deployed on the environment:
Launch Kyndryl applications
Select the
User
icon on the top right corner.
Select
Developer Console
.
In the API Documentation section, select: DevOps Intelligence as Application and file-server as Service.
Core is not deployed on the environment:
Launch the Kyndryl Modern Operations Applications
Select the
Menu
icon
Select
DevOps Intelligence
. Click on
Settings & Utilities
and then,
API Explorer
.
Select
FileServer
from the drop-down menu.
Download the proxy adaptor image using the API below:
API:/dash/api/file_server/v1/files/mcmp-generic-proxy.tgz
Provide the file name and click execute.
Select the Download file link and save the file to your system.
Download the proxy adaptor image using the API below:
API:/dash/api/file_server/v1/files/mcmp-generic-proxy.tgz
Provide the file name and click execute
Select the Download file link and save the file to your system
Add a Generic Proxy Adaptor to Helm and Configure It.
Add the image to the peer docker instance using the command:
docker load < mcmp-generic-proxy.tgz
Add the generic proxy adaptor chart repo to helm:
Use the below file server API to create a Token:
API: /dash/api/file_server/v1/config/tokens [POST]
Request paramenters:
{ "broker": "mcmp:devops-intelligence:service", "name": "name of the token", "single_use": false}
Add Repo by using the command:
helm repo add devops-intelligence https:
Replace
file-server-token
with the token generated on the previous step
Add the values below in fe-proxy-adaptor-helm/-generic-proxy-adaptor/values.yaml
HOST: KMOA UI tenant Host URL (e.g.kyndryl.multicloud-ibm.com) WS_TOKEN_NAME: Token Name (Created in step 1) WS_TOKEN: Token (Created in step 1) PROXY_ID: Unique id for the proxy adaptor (Created in step 2) WS_adaptor: true PROTOCOL: tower APPLICATION: Application Name
Request paramenters: { "broker": "mcmp:devops-intelligence:service", "name": "name of the token", "single_use": false}
Add Repo by using the command:
helm repo add devops-intelligence https:
Replace
file-server-token
with the token generated on the previous step
Add the values below in fe-proxy-adaptor-helm/-generic-proxy-adaptor/values.yaml:
HOST: KMOA UI tenant Host URL (e.g.kyndryl.multicloud-ibm.com) WS_TOKEN_NAME: Token Name (Created in step 1) WS_TOKEN: Token (Created in step 1) PROXY_ID: Unique id for the proxy adaptor (Created in step 2) WS_adaptor: true PROTOCOL: tower APPLICATION: Application Name
Install Helm Chart
For Helm Version: 3x.x helm install <<releasename>> devops-intelligence/generic-proxy-adaptor -f values.yaml --namespace <<namespace>> --create-namespace Deployment should be successful without any issues.

Add credentials for specific DevOps tools using Proxy ID

Ansible
ArgoCD
Azure DevOps
GitLab
Github
Jfrog
JIRA (Server Oauth support)
JIRA (Cloud Oauth support)
ServiceNow
SonarQube