Server.Orgs.NewOrg

This server artifact will create a new org and assign the current user as an admin to it.

NOTE: This artifact is only available to users with the ORG_ADMIN permission, which is normally only granted to users with the administrator role within the root org (that means you might need to switch to the root org in the GUI before collecting this artifact).

This artifact will also run a set of server artifacts in the new org. If you need to run any other initialization steps in the new org, you can package those into one or more server artifacts and include those in the InitialArtifacts parameter.

name: Server.Orgs.NewOrg
description: |
  This server artifact will create a new org and assign the current user as an
  admin to it.

  NOTE: This artifact is only available to users with the `ORG_ADMIN`
  permission, which is normally only granted to users with the administrator
  role within the root org (that means you might need to switch to the root org
  in the GUI before collecting this artifact).

  This artifact will also run a set of server artifacts in the new org. If you
  need to run any other initialization steps in the new org, you can package
  those into one or more server artifacts and include those in the
  `InitialArtifacts` parameter.

type: SERVER

parameters:
- name: OrgName
  default: "New Org"
  description: |
    The name of the new org. A new Org ID will be assigned.

- name: InitialArtifacts
  type: artifactset
  artifact_type: SERVER
  default: |
    Artifact
    Server.Utils.CreateMSI
    Server.Utils.CreateLinuxPackages
  description: |
    Start the following server artifacts in the new org.

sources:
- query: |
    LET org_record <= org_create(name=OrgName)
    LET _ <= log(message="Created New Org with ID %v", args=org_record.id)

    -- Give the current user permissions to operate in the org.
    LET _ <= user_create(orgs=org_record.id,
                         roles=["administrator", "org_admin"],
                         user=whoami())

    -- Launch this as a separate collection within the Org.
    SELECT * FROM query(
      query={
        SELECT collect_client(artifacts=InitialArtifacts.Artifact, client_id="server")
        FROM scope()
      }, org_id=org_record.id, env=dict(InitialArtifacts=InitialArtifacts))