Bitbucket Pipelines Generator
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Bitbucket Pipelines is a built-in Bitbucket (Atlassian) CI/CD system. Configuration in the bitbucket-pipelines.yml file in the root repository. The generator creates ready-made templates for popular stacks: Node.js, PHP, Python, Docker, with deployment on AWS/Heroku/your own server.
Bitbucket Pipelines Basics
File: bitbucket-pipelines.yml in root repo. Structure: image (Docker), pipelines → branches/tags/pull-requests/custom. Step: name, script (commands). Each step runs in a Docker container. Artifacts: artifacts (forward files between steps). Cache: dependencies (npm, composer, pip).
Node.js pipeline example
image: node:18. pipelines: branches: main: - step: name: Test and Build. script: - npm ci - npm test - npm run build. artifacts: - dist/**. - step: name: Deploy. deployment: production. script: - pipe: atlassian/aws-s3-deploy:1.4.0.
Environment Variables
Repository: Settings → Pipelines → Repository Variables. Encrypted: check "Secured" – masked in logs. Access: $VARIABLE_NAME in the script. Deployment variables: per deployment environment (staging/production). BITBUCKET_BRANCH: current branch. BITBUCKET_COMMIT: commit hash. BITBUCKET_BUILD_NUMBER.
Pipes – ready-made actions
Pipes: pre-configured integrations. atlassian/aws-s3-deploy: deploy to S3. atlassian/heroku-deploy. atlassian/ssh-run: run commands via SSH. atlassian/docker-push: push to registry. atlassian/git-secrets-scan: secrets scan. Marketplace: bitbucket.org/product/features/pipelines/integrations.
FAQ
What is the difference between Bitbucket Pipelines and GitHub Actions?
Bitbucket: Built-in to Bitbucket (Atlassian). YAML-based. Minutes: 50 free/month (free plan). GitHub Actions: event-triggered workflows. YAML. 2000 minutes/month (free). Marketplace: huge. GitLab CI: Similar to Bitbucket, .gitlab-ci.yml. Common: Docker-based, YAML configuration, integrations.
How to speed up the Bitbucket pipeline?
Caching: cache: key: dependencies. paths: node_modules/. Parallel steps: parallel: - step: name: Unit Tests. - step: name: Lint. Only on push to main: branches: main: ... Pull requests: they get a separate pipeline. Docker image: use lightweight image (alpine instead of ubuntu). Skip pipeline: [skip ci] in commit message.
How to deploy to your own SSH server?
Pipe: atlassian/ssh-run:0.4.1. Variables: SSH_USER, SERVER, SSH_KEY (Private key). Or manually: ssh-keyscan $SERVER >> ~/.ssh/known_hosts. scp build/* $SSH_USER@$SERVER:/var/www/. ssh $SSH_USER@$SERVER "cd /var/www && pm2 restart app". SSH key: generate ed25519, add public to server, private to Bitbucket Variables.
How many pipeline minutes are free?
Free plan: 50 minutes/month. Standard plan: 2500 minutes/month. Premium: 3,500 minutes/month. Minutes count from the start to the end of the step. Parallel steps: each counts separately. Self-hosted runners: own server = unlimited minutes (requires configuration). Check consumption: Settings → Pipelines → Minutes.
How to test pipeline locally?
act (GitHub Actions): doesn't work with Bitbucket. Simul8: bitbucket.org/simul8 (deprecated). Best: local Docker. docker run -it node:18 bash → manually execute script commands. YAML validation: yamllint or online. Bitbucket: each push builds a pipeline (free minutes consumed). Tip