Cloud Services Catalog

The components and stages of an Azure DevOps pipeline are comprehensive and highly customizable. You can define multiple stages, tasks, and integrations based on your specific requirements and technology stack using Cloud Services Catalog.

Azure DevOps discovery and provision permissions.

Ansible Config Provider, Ansible Catalog and operations permissions.

Amazon Web Services DynamoDB OOB catalog items permissions. DynamoDB supports provision and deprovision only.

Cloud Services Catalog AWS DynamoDB table for highly scalable NoSQL database.

Amazon Web Services EC2 Linux OOB catalog items permissions

Cloud Services Catalog Linux VM with agent client collector (ACC), up to 10 additional disks on EC2 or with security groups.

Cloud Services Catalog Windows VM, up to 10 additional disks on EC2 or with security groups.

Amazon Web Services EC2 Windows OOB catalog items permissions

AWS S3 Bucket OOB catalog items permissions. S3 Bucket supports provision and deprovision only.

Cloud Services Catalog AWS S3 Bucket with secure access and encryption.

Provision the Microsoft Azure DevOps catalog by using the Microsoft Azure DevOps catalog order form in the Cloud Services Catalog application.

Cloud Services Catalog Microsoft Azure Function App with pay-as-you-go pricing benefit.

Cloud Services Catalog Linux VM with agent client collector (ACC), up to 10 additional disks, security groups or with scalable web servers or with security groups.

Cloud Services Catalog Windows VM, up to 10 additional disks on Microsoft Azure or with security groups.

Cloud Services Catalog Microsoft Azure Out Of Box catalog items permissions.

After you set up the Cloud Services Catalog application, you must set up some additional items so that your users can request and manage any cloud resource.

Use the Cloud Services Catalog app with Terraform Connector support with all its features that help in provisioning and managing cloud resources across various public and private clouds.

You can configure the Cloud Services Catalog application so that so can begin to automate cloud management tooling.

With the ServiceNow Cloud Services Catalog application, you can use a simplified interface to access cloud resources. You can publish cloud offerings to a catalog and manage the usage and life cycle of those resources.

Reference topics provide additional information about the lists and forms that you use to configure, administer and use Cloud Services Catalog.

Domain separation is supported in Cloud Services Catalog. Domain separation enables you to separate data, processes, and administrative tasks into logical groupings called domains. You can control several aspects of this separation, including which users can see and access data.

Observe and interact with discovered resources by using the My Resources option under More tab on the Employee Center toolbar.

The Cloud Services Catalog application is the single place that you have to go to for automating cloud management tooling. It replaces and improves on the capabilities that were offered by Cloud Provisioning and Governance user and admin portals.

GCP Big Query Out Of Box catalog items permissions

Google Cloud Platform Cloud SQL Out Of Box catalog items permissions

Google Cloud Platform Linux Out Of Box catalog items permissions

Google Cloud Platform HTTP Load Balancer Out Of Box permissions

Google Cloud Platform Windows Out Of Box permissions

Cloud Services Catalog with Google Cloud Platform BigQuery Serverless data warehouse.

Cloud Services Catalog with GCP Cloud SQL Database.

Cloud Services Catalog Linux VM with Agent Client Collector (ACC), up to 10 additional disks or secure Linux deployment.

Cloud Services Catalog with Google Cloud Platform HTTP Load Balancer for high availability.

Cloud Services Catalog Windows VM, up to 10 additional disks on Google Cloud Platform or with cloud firewall.

You can install the Cloud Services Catalog application purchased from the ServiceNow Store, to make it available on your instance.If the application does NOT include demo data or it does NOT install related applications and plugins, delete or revise the following sentence:The application also includes demo data and installs related to ServiceNow applications and plugins, if you don’t have them installed already.

Integrate Ansible with Cloud Services Catalog as a Day 1 activity. With this activity, you can deploy an Ansible job template via a ServiceNow catalog item.

You can process the release request from the Cloud Services Catalog workflow with Azure DevOps for end-to-end automation of the development process. This includes provisioning the resources, and deploying and monitoring the applications.

Start your Day 2 operations by starting, stopping, deprovisioning, or modifying your stacks.

Sort, view, or manage your stack of cloud resources and services as a part of the Day 2 activities by using the My Stacks tab on the Employee Center toolbar in Cloud Services Catalog.

Access the resources that you own, resources that are owned by a group, or anyone's resources by using the resource filter. You can then find the information that you need by using sorting functions, conditions, categories, and keywords.

Use the My Stacks tab to access all the stack properties such as the creation, update, and deletion details.

Use Cloud Services Catalog to order an Ansible job template called from the catalog item.

The Out of the Box Actions comprise OOB deployment, tagging, retrieving and post-provisioning operations. All these actions are based on Flow Designer and implemented as Integration Hub Sub-flows.

The Cloud Services Catalog Out of the Box Policies comprise Approval, Naming, Lease and Quota Provisioning Policies.

Cloud Services Catalog has Out Of Box Catalog items, actions and policies that you can render, as required.

Access a particular stack to perform a Day 2 or life-cycle operations such as stop, start, deprovision, ModifyLease, or ModifySchedule.

Configure policies with the necessary level of permissions to provide access to the AWS, Azure, ADO, Ansible and Google Cloud services, respectively.

You can use redirection to your My Stacks tab as an alternate but simplified way to locate a stack from the My Requests tab. For example, you can use redirection while you're looking up a stack that was recently provisioned.

The workaround steps to some of the known issues are compiled and described in the Knowledge Base.

Azure DevOps has release pipelines, such as the Continuous Integration-Continuous Deployment (CI-CD) pipelines, that offer a build, test, and deploy approach. You can use these fully automated processes to rapidly deploy build requests to the production environment.

Submit a request for one of the available service catalog item in cloud services. You can find the catalogs under Browse Cloud Services.

Add the Azure DevOps config provider and run Discovery to discover all projects, pipelines, and pipeline variables in an organization by using the Cloud Services Catalog application.

Add the Ansible config provider and run Discovery to discover what's in the inventory, the host group, and the available job templates.

Set up the Ansible console as a Day 1 task before running Discovery and deploying job templates via catalog items.

Integrate Cloud Services Catalog with your Amazon Web Services account as a part of the Day 1 configuration task of setting up the application for the first time.

Integrate Cloud Services Catalog with your Microsoft Azure account as a part of the Day 1 configuration task toward setting up CSC for the first time.

Set up the Microsoft Azure DevOps console as the first step before you run Discovery and order a catalog item in the Cloud Services Catalog application.

You're ready to do the Day 1 configuration task of setting up the Cloud Services Catalog application for the first time. You can do the optional Day 2 setup and configure procedures as needed, in any order.

Integrate Cloud Services Catalog with your Google Cloud Platform account as a part of the Day 1 configuration task toward setting up CSC for the first time.

The Cloud Services Catalog application is a dynamic portal for all your day-to-day cloud activities. It enables you to manage stacks, work with requests, and access the Out Of Box catalog items and other popular topics.

Display the cloud actions on your stacks and resources by using the View Activities tab.

Explore the details of the configuration items, services, and other tasks that are associated with the stacks and resources by using View Dependency.

Permissions are your group-level access rights to features and actions in Cloud Services Catalog (CSC).