Add Octopus Deploy plugin by clarkd · Pull Request #156 · squaredup/plugins

clarkd · 2026-10-23T08:25:09Z

🔌 Plugin overview

Plugin name: Octopus Deploy
Purpose / problem solved: Shows what is deployed where, deployment and runbook history, the task queue, deployments waiting on a manual intervention, deployment freezes, deployment target and worker health (including Tentacle and Calamari versions), certificate expiry, license expiry and usage, and the audit log. Works with Octopus Cloud and self-hosted Octopus Server, and replaces the hand-written PowerShell scripts customers currently run on a relay agent to get this data.
Primary audience (e.g. platform teams, SREs, product teams): Platform and release engineering teams, SREs, and anyone who owns a deployment pipeline
Authentication method(s) (e.g. OAuth, Username/Password, API Key): API key (X-Octopus-ApiKey header); the README recommends a read-only service account

🖼️ Plugin screenshots

Plugin configuration

To be added: drag in a screenshot of the data source configuration page.

Default dashboards

Nine dashboards: Overview, Tasks, Infrastructure and Audit, plus perspectives for Project, Environment, Deployment Target, Runbook and Worker Pool. All tiles use SmartViz, with a classic visualisation as fallback.

Overview

Tasks

Infrastructure

Project perspective (release progression by environment)

Runbook perspective

🧪 Test plan

Tested against a live Octopus Cloud instance through a deployed, authenticated data source:

Authentication: config validation probe (/api/users/me) returns 200; the spaces check passes.
Import: spaces, projects, environments, deployment targets, tenants, runbooks, worker pools and workers all import (dependent steps per space), including on a fresh data source's first import.
Data streams: every stream tested with squaredup test against real data, scoped to a space and to individual objects, with differing results per object to prove the filters narrow correctly:
- Deployment Status, Deployments (from the deployment report), Release Progression and Tasks, including multi-project filtering and timeframe "None" returning only active tasks
- Deployment Targets and Workers, including health, Tentacle and Calamari agent status, and environment and worker pool filters
- Runbook Status (two runbooks, including environments never run)
- Pending Interventions (a real manual intervention left waiting), Certificates (a certificate expiring in 20 days), Deployment Freezes (an active freeze scoped to one project and environment) and License (7 limits)
- Audit Events, scoped to space, project and environment, with the category filter
Dashboards: all nine installed on a fresh data source and rendered with live data, with the perspectives checked by switching objects (tiles follow the variable). SmartViz specs checked with the SquaredUp visualization validator.

⚠️ Known limitations

New data sources may import in two passes. Projects, environments, targets, tenants, runbooks and workers are imported per space after spaces; on a new data source's first import they can be skipped, and appear on the next import.
Deployments only covers completed deployments. Queued and running deployments appear in Tasks and Deployment Status. Its timeframe is limited to the last quarter, because the deployment report isn't paged.
Tasks history is limited to the last 7 days to stay within response size limits on busy servers.
Deployment freezes and the license are server-wide. Octopus doesn't record a space against either, so they are shown against the default space.
Dynamic worker pools list no workers. Octopus Cloud's hosted pools are managed by Octopus and don't expose their workers.
Release Progression times are UTC.
License access with a read-only account is untested. The license status endpoint worked with a full-rights key; if a restricted account is refused, only the license tiles are affected.
No correlation rules yet. Rules linking targets to environments, workers to pools and runbooks to projects were tried, but couldn't be verified (rules only reach a data source when it's created, and imported ID lists don't match single IDs), so they're left for a follow-up.
Read-only. The plugin never changes anything in Octopus Deploy.

📚 Checklist

This PR adds a single plugin only
Plugin, datastream and UI naming follow SquaredUp guidelines
Logo added
One or more dashboards added
README added including configuration guidance
No secrets or credentials included
I agree to the Code of Conduct

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Added Octopus Deploy integration with dashboards and views for deployments, tasks, infrastructure, audit activity, projects, environments, runbooks, and worker pools.
- Added monitoring for deployment health and progress, targets and workers, certificates, pending interventions, deployment freezes, and license status.
- Added searchable Octopus spaces and related resources, with status and activity details.
- Added server URL and API key configuration with connection validation.
Documentation
- Added setup guidance, details about monitored data, and known limitations.

Octopus Deploy is a common release orchestration tool, and teams want to see what is deployed where, how deployments are trending and whether deployment targets are healthy alongside their other SquaredUp data. The plugin works with Octopus Cloud and self-hosted Octopus Server using a server URL and an API key. Spaces are imported first, and projects, environments, deployment targets and tenants are imported per space as dependent steps. Octopus IDs are unique across a server, so the raw IDs are used as source IDs, with the space ID kept as a property. Every data stream accepts a whole space or a single project, environment, tenant or target as its scope, and derives the space from the object. An earlier design scoped tiles to spaces and filtered through a bound object parameter, but on perspective dashboards that either narrowed the space scope to nothing or ignored the selected object. Deployment history uses the Octopus deployment report rather than the task list, because deployment tasks carry no environment, tenant or release fields. The report has no warnings flag, so successful deployments with warnings are shown as successful everywhere, which also matches how Octopus presents them. The task list's environment filter accepts a single ID only, which per-object scoping satisfies. A timeframe of None on Tasks returns only active tasks, and the history timeframes are capped because neither endpoint is cheap on a busy server. The dashboards use SmartViz, with classic visualisations as a fallback. Release Progression is built on the endpoint behind the Octopus project dashboard so it can show where each release is deployed and where it is ready to go next. Also adds the plugin to CODEOWNERS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The first version covered deployments, tasks and deployment targets. This adds the parts of Octopus that tell a team what needs attention rather than what happened: deployments waiting on a manual intervention, active and scheduled deployment freezes, certificates nearing expiry, Tentacle and Calamari agents that need upgrading, and worker health. It also adds runbooks, with each runbook's latest run per environment taken from the same progression endpoint the Octopus runbook overview uses, and the audit log. Runbooks, worker pools and workers are imported as new object types, with Runbook and Worker Pool perspectives, plus top-level Infrastructure and Audit dashboards. Every new stream follows the existing scoping model, so it accepts a space or a single object. Deployment freezes are server-wide and carry no space, so a space scope only returns them for the default space; otherwise a multi-space tile would repeat every freeze. The worker pool import stream is named workerPoolList because an import step using a stream named workerPools failed every time with "Failed to get data stream", while the identical stream under another name worked. Correlation rules were tried and left out for now. Plugin rules only reach a data source when it is created, list-valued join keys are imported as JSON text that never equals a single id, and rule edits did not take effect on an existing data source, so the target-to-environment rules could not be verified. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Octopus blocks new work when a license or Cloud subscription expires or an installation reaches a licensed limit, so the overview now shows days to expiry and usage against each limit (spaces, projects, targets, tasks, tenants, users and workers). A customer's existing PowerShell integration already tracks license expiry, which is the one thing that integration covered and this plugin did not. The license status endpoint is server-wide and works on both Octopus Cloud and self-hosted servers. Like deployment freezes it carries no space, so it is returned only for the default space and isn't repeated across a multi-space tile. Also adds dashboard screenshots to the plugin metadata. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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📝 Walkthrough

The pull request adds an Octopus Deploy plugin with connection setup, indexed objects, data streams, and default dashboards for deployment, task, audit, and infrastructure data.

Changes: Octopus Deploy integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Connection setup and indexed objects `.github/CODEOWNERS`, `plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/configValidation.json`, `custom_types.json`, `defaultContent/scopes.json`, `indexDefinitions/default.json`, `metadata.json`, `ui.json`, `docs/README.md`	Adds connection fields and validation, eight object types, six scopes, index definitions, plugin metadata, ownership, and setup documentation.
Inventory and infrastructure streams `plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/dataStreams/{spaces,environments,projects,certificates,license,tenants,runbooks,workerPoolList,deploymentTargets,workers,currentUser}.json`, `dataStreams/scripts/{certificates,license,tenants,workers}.js`	Adds streams for spaces, inventory objects, infrastructure, and license data. Processing scripts filter or map certificate, license, tenant, and worker records.
Deployment, task, and audit streams `plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/dataStreams/{auditEvents,deploymentFreezes,deploymentStatus,deployments,pendingInterventions,releaseProgression,runbookStatus,tasks}.json`, `dataStreams/scripts/*.js`	Adds streams for deployment and runbook activity, tasks, audit events, freezes, and pending interventions. Scripts normalize, filter, and derive fields for selected responses.
Overview and operational dashboards `plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/defaultContent/{manifest.json,overview.dash.json,tasks.dash.json,audit.dash.json,infrastructure.dash.json}`	Adds dashboards for overview, tasks, audit activity, and infrastructure, and lists dashboard entries in the manifest.
Object-scoped dashboards `plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/defaultContent/{deploymentTarget,environment,project,runbook,workerPool}.dash.json`	Adds dashboards for deployment targets, environments, projects, runbooks, and worker pools.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Dashboard
  participant DataStream
  participant OctopusDeployAPI
  participant PostRequestScript
  Dashboard->>DataStream: Request stream data
  DataStream->>OctopusDeployAPI: Send configured request
  OctopusDeployAPI->>DataStream: Return response data
  DataStream->>PostRequestScript: Pass response for processing
  PostRequestScript->>Dashboard: Return mapped records

Priority: ➖ Normal

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to 54947

The plugin has localized dashboard accuracy issues affecting success-rate colors and agent-update counts, plus an unresolved task-chart rendering contract. These do not indicate an outage or data mutation, but should be corrected or accepted before relying on the dashboards.

Security architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 54947

The integration is read-only in its configured operations, but it accepts unencrypted server URLs while sending a reusable API key. An intercepted key could expose everything its account can access. HTTPS examples and read-only account guidance reduce risk but do not enforce those protections. Recovery and access-revocation behavior for indexed data remain unverified.

Retained concerns

Medium · security · inferred: The new Server URL validation accepts plain HTTP, and the shared connection attaches the reusable API key without upgrading the scheme. If an operator configures HTTP and the host honors that URL, an on-path observer can capture and replay the key with the account's effective permissions, potentially across multiple Spaces. HTTPS examples and read-only account recommendations do not enforce encrypted transport or restrict the supplied key. Runtime-level HTTP rejection was unavailable for verification.

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Security Blast Radius

inferred — A captured connection key would expose the resources permitted to its account, not merely the currently selected dashboard object. Setup guidance grants access per monitored Space. Documentation also identifies license and deployment-freeze data as server-wide despite displaying them against the default Space, so display scoping must not be mistaken for an authorization boundary.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

inferred — The retained concern is a conditional network interception path: operator-configured HTTP leads to credential-bearing requests, allowing an on-path attacker to obtain the API key if the runtime permits that transport. No attacker control over setup, default use of HTTP, or successful interception was established.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

observed — Authentication is centralized in the connection configuration, and the API-key input is password-type. Audit transformation carries identity and network metadata into the stream but does not select the API key. This is an intentional sensitive-data flow, not evidence of unauthorized disclosure; downstream viewer authorization was not available for assessment.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

inferred — Stable upstream IDs, Space properties, and explicit dependencies support normal ownership tracing. However, the declarations and documented two-pass import do not establish atomic refresh, idempotent concurrent recovery, or retraction of indexed data after permission loss or removal. Those host-runtime guarantees remain coverage gaps rather than demonstrated defects.

Hardening Proposals

proposed — Require authenticated HTTPS before sending the API key, preserve certificate verification, and document installing the appropriate trust chain for private certificate authorities rather than relying on certificate-validation bypass.

Pre-merge checks: 5

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Review comments at @plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/configValidation.json:
- Around line 12-15: Update the spaces dataStream configuration to enable
errorOnEmptyResults so an empty response fails validation and displays the
existing error message. Keep required set to false.

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@plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/dataStreams/scripts/deploymentFreezes.js:
- Line 6: Remove the round1 helper and update the hoursRemaining and
startsInHours calculations in the deployment-freeze mapping to return the full
hour values; leave decimal formatting to the stream metadata.

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@plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/defaultContent/environment.dash.json:
- Around line 336-352: Update the Success Rate gauge bands in
`environment.dash.json` to use percentage thresholds of 80, 95, and 100, keeping
`gaugeMax` at 100. Apply the same threshold correction to the Success Rate gauge
in `project.dash.json`.

Review comments at
@plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/defaultContent/infrastructure.dash.json:
- Around line 173-177: Update the “Agents Needing Update” tile’s agentStatus
filter to include only the explicit update states “Upgrade required,” “Upgrade
suggested,” and “Calamari update,” rather than using notequals “Up to date.”
Preserve the existing tile behavior for targets in those update states.

Review comments at @plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/defaultContent/overview.dash.json:
- Around line 131-147: Update the `gaugeBands` boundaries in the Success rate
gauge to use the same 0–100 scale as `gaugeMax`: set the red, amber, and green
thresholds to 80, 95, and 100, respectively. Preserve the existing band colors.

Review comments at @plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/defaultContent/project.dash.json:
- Around line 345-361: Update the gauge bands in the Success Rate visualization
to use thresholds of 80, 95, and 100, matching the 0–100 scale used by
`gaugeMax` and `succeeded_mean`; preserve the existing band colors.

Review comments at @plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/defaultContent/tasks.dash.json:
- Around line 624-626: Update the “Duration and Wait by Type” tile configuration
to include queuedSeconds_mean alongside durationSeconds_mean in yAxisData, and
add a corresponding quantitative y mapping in vizSpec so both measures are
plotted.

Review comments at @plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1/docs/README.md:
- Line 20: Update the certificate guidance in the setup instructions to tell
users to first configure the SquaredUp agent to trust the internal certificate
authority. Present “Ignore certificate errors” only as an opt-in fallback on a
trusted network path, and clarify that it disables TLS certificate validation.

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The optional "Check data access" step passed on an empty spaces list, reporting "Spaces are accessible" to a user whose key can see nothing. It now fails with its existing message, while staying optional. Also from review: freeze hours are left unrounded for the column's decimal formatting to handle, the classic fallback of the duration and wait chart plots both measures like its SmartViz chart does, and the README presents ignoring certificate errors as a fallback that turns off certificate validation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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🧩 Plugin PR Summary

📦 Modified Plugins

plugins/OctopusDeploy/v1

📋 Results

Step	Status
Scope & version	✅ Passed
Validation	✅ Passed
Deployment	🚀 Deployed

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✅ octopus-deploy

{
  "valid": true,
  "pluginName": "octopus-deploy",
  "pluginType": "hybrid",
  "summary": {
    "Data Streams": 19,
    "Import Definitions": 1,
    "Correlation Rules": 0,
    "UI Configuration": true,
    "Has Icon": true,
    "Has Default Content": true,
    "Config Validation": true,
    "Custom Types": true
  }
}

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