Activities

Updated:2024-09-29 MAIA

MAIA enables the monitoring of client-side activities in real-time through activity pipelines.

  • Individual activities can be chained into pipelines.
  • An activity is defined by the kind of task running in it.
  • The activity status is indicated with colors.
  • Each individual activity:
    • is also a link to detailed information in a separate show page.
    • indicates ongoing activity progress with striped progress bars.
    • displays execution time.

An activity can be created with monitoring properties that allows for improved user control, for example, heartbeat intervals and maximum time to live.

How to create activities in WebApp, read more about MAIA Agent commands and workflows.

Activities index page

Updated:2024-09-29 MAIA

Is a listing of all past and present activities sorted with newest on top.

The activities table displays all activities the current team has permission to see. If the user performs a search (filter), the table displays the results from the search.

Table description
Heading Description
Start Time When the activity pipeline started.
Owner The origin of the activity. The owner can be a component, a track or a team.
Activity Pipeline A chain of activities with Kind, Status, Time, etc. Each activity contains a link to more detailed information
Comment Additional info on the pipeline.
Tags The tags related to the activities.
Filter
Filter by Description
Search Search the Name of an artifact.
state Filter on activity pipeline state, Successful, Failed, Active, etc.
tags Filter on tags to narrow the search.
start date Select a start date to narrow the search.
end date Select a end date to narrow the search.



Activities show page

Updated:2024-09-29 MAIA

This page can be opened by clicking on an activity in the Activity pipeline column on the Activities index page .

The main area displays the log output from the activity.

Top box
Box Description
Status box Displays the status of the activity.
Right hand info box
Attribute Description
"Activity" Built artifact/Test execution with reference link.
Start time The time the activity started.
Duration The duration of the activity.
Progress The progress of the activity, in percent.
State The status of the activity.
Kind The kind of activity. The kind can be Build, BuildCheck, BuildClean, Checkout, Deploy, Exec, Fetch, Scan or Test.
Comment The comment written when the activity was started.
Environment The name of the environment that the activity runs on. An environment can have tags selected by the user, these tags are not related to the name of the environment.
Tags Tags related to the activity.
Heartbeat interval The time between heartbeats on the activity. The heartbeat is used by MAIA Software to ensure that the activity is still running.
Uuid The universal unique identifier of the activity.
Owner The owner that tracks the activity on their dashboard. The owner can be a component, a track or a team. If an activity has no owner the activity is not tracked on a dashboard.
Parent activity The link to the parent activity. If an activity is part of a pipeline, the previous activity is the parent.
Child activities The link to the child activity. If an activity is part of a pipeline, the next activity is the child.
Kind of Activity
Kind Description
Checkout Checks out code from a specific commit for each related repository. The default is a check out from the last commit in each repository, but can be set to an older revision.
BuildCheck Checks if there are previously produced artifacts that can be fetched for the same source code and environment. BuildCheck is used to avoid the need to rebuild
BuildClean Prepares the Fetch and Build phases by removing old outputs.
Fetch Loads a built artifact from an external storage, if existing. Fetch is used to avoid the need to rebuild.
Build Produces artifacts from source code or other fetched artifacts. Build may include fetching external dependencies and license information.
Deploy Moves created artifacts to an external storage.
Exec Runs a shell command.
Scan Retrieves commits from one or more repositories.
Test Test execution posting data to MAIA in real-time.
State
State Description Pipeline color
Success The activity is completed without errors. Light blue
Active The activity is ongoing. Light blue
Failed The activity is completed with errors. Red
Failing The activity is active but errors are reported Red
Created The activity is registered but not started.
Cancelled The activity is cancelled.
Interrupted The activity is interrupted, and terminated before completion. The interruption can be caused manually or from an external source (a program). Grey
Timed out The activity is not completed within a set time span. Red

Files

The Files tab contains a list of log files produced during the activity. Each file name includes a link to open the file.

Results