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| + | This is a comparison of the equivalent vocabulary for describing the primitives used during orchestration. The first column references [[Heat/DSL|This DSL]]. | ||
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| − | ! This DSL !! CFN !! TOSCA !! CAMP !! - !! Comments | + | ! [[Heat/DSL|This DSL]] !! CFN !! TOSCA !! CAMP !! - !! Comments |
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| − | | | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Heat_Blueprint|Blueprint]] || template || service/topology template || assembly template || || |
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| − | | | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Deployment|Deployment]] || stack || service, topology || assembly || || |
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| − | | | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Static_Resources_and_Deployment_Resources|Deployment Resource]] || resource || artifact || Application Component || || Mostly the same |
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| − | | Inputs || Parameters || properties || parameters || || || | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Options_and_Inputs|Inputs]] || Parameters || properties || parameters || || || |
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| − | | Options || Parameter declarations || parameters || || || | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Options_and_Inputs|Options]] || Parameter declarations || parameters || || || |
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| − | | Constraints || Parameter constraints || || || || | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Options_and_Inputs|Constraints]] || Parameter constraints || || || || |
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| − | | | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Static_Resources_and_Deployment_Resources|Static Resource]] || more properties/metadata || artifact (component) || Application Component Template || || |
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| − | | Provider || || capabilities (and requirements) || capabilities (and requirements) || || Resource Plugin exposed so the user can choose the plugin they want? | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Providers|Provider]] || || capabilities (and requirements) || capabilities (and requirements) || || Resource Plugin exposed so the user can choose the plugin they want? (Answer: An abstraction for implementation details.) |
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| − | | Environment || || (handled by requirements) || ( | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Environment|Environment]] || (none) || (out of scope, handled by requirements) || (out of scope, related to requirements and capabilities) || || |
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| − | | | + | | [[Heat/DSL#Component|Component]] || juju charm; puppet, chef roles || node (component) || component || || maybe a AWS::CloudFormation::Init section at a stretch |
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Revision as of 00:07, 17 April 2013
This is a comparison of the equivalent vocabulary for describing the primitives used during orchestration. The first column references This DSL.
AKA: asalked's guide to the madness (rendered more or less mad by alexheneveld)
This is work in progress. Experts please amend as appropriate, and more comments at right or underneath.
| This DSL | CFN | TOSCA | CAMP | - | Comments | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blueprint | template | service/topology template | assembly template | |||
| Deployment | stack | service, topology | assembly | |||
| Deployment Resource | resource | artifact | Application Component | Mostly the same | ||
| Inputs | Parameters | properties | parameters | |||
| Options | Parameter declarations | parameters | ||||
| Constraints | Parameter constraints | |||||
| Static Resource | more properties/metadata | artifact (component) | Application Component Template | |||
| Provider | capabilities (and requirements) | capabilities (and requirements) | Resource Plugin exposed so the user can choose the plugin they want? (Answer: An abstraction for implementation details.) | |||
| Environment | (none) | (out of scope, handled by requirements) | (out of scope, related to requirements and capabilities) | |||
| Component | juju charm; puppet, chef roles | node (component) | component | maybe a AWS::CloudFormation::Init section at a stretch |
