New LocalStamp version
A new version of LocalStamp has been released, version 1_0_1. It solves some detected issues.
In order to use it you have to obtain this new version, using runtime-tool.sh script from the SDK (this script is located in the tools directory of the SDK):
./runtime-tool.sh install -n eslap://eslap.cloud/local-stamp/1_0_1
And then obtain the last version of the local-stamp-start.sh script available in the SDK git repository.... read more
Component versioning
When you develop your components it is important to tag stable component versions that can be used:
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In the C2NET service (specifying them in the service application manifest) in order to put in production.
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In testing services used by other partners to test their own components (the common case is when a partner is developing a component A that has to interact with component B developed by another partner, so A component developer needs access to stable versions of B component).... read more
LocalStamp + Kibana available : digesting logs
A new version of LocalStamp has made available. This new version launches also a Elastic Search + Kibana docker instance that allows digesting logs in an easier way.
This guide assumes that you have already installed in your machine the SDK for PaaS for SLA.
Checking that I have the proper LocalStamp docker image
First thing for using it is to check that you have the right LocalStamp version. In order to do so try to launch the LocalStamp with the script local-stamp-start.sh. Then check the messages appearing in the console. If they look in this way:... read more
LocalStamp available
A new tool, LocalStamp part of SDK, for supporting you in the development of components and services has been released. This tool allows you to execute locally a stamp for running services in order to test them.
Take a look to the README.adoc in tools, and the full specification in README.adoc in local-stamp.
How to get started with PaaS for SLA
Who should read this?
This blog entry is intended for any person who has to develop components to be deployed in PaaS 4 SLA. This entry provides some basic ideas behind PaaS for SLA relevant for software development purposes and pointers to other documentation and resources that extend it.
PaaS for SLA intro
PaaS for SLA, based on ECloud, is a Platform as a Service, PaaS, designed to manage the life cycle events of services deployed on it. ... read more
Manifest Validator available
A manifest validator has been created in order to check if Manifest.json are syntatically correct. It is available in the SDK git repository.
In order to use it, you have just to clone the repository -or pull if you have already cloned it- the SDK git repository and then follow the instructions for manifest validator in the README.adoc file. Don't fortget to install first the dependencies.
Quick Start Guide for PaaS for SLA
A Quick Start Guide for service development and testing for PaaS for SLA based on a simple example has been prepared. It is intended for software developers and is available in this link.
This Quick Start Guide explains you how to run the example, and later on gives you basic hints about service development and testing for the PaaS for SLA platform.... read more
Javadoc for ECloud Java runtime available
The javadoc for the ECloud Java runtime has been made available in the SDK subproject.
Example of Java component
A new example of Java component is available. The Clock java version shows a simple example of a component acs based on the ECloud Java runtime.
Here you can find the code.
PaaS4SLA blog presentation
Welcome to the PaaS4SLSA blog. This blog will be used for communicating to C2NET software developers news about:
- relevant information of PaaS4SLA platform evolution
- new training and learning material available for this platform
Any relevant information in regard to these points will be published as entries in this blog.