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# So the Users View of the App Catalog should look roughly like [https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ycyex7ko2vizoe/IMG_20140227_163459.jpg this] - so we get '''Categories''' and '''Filtering''' of Applications out-of-the-box. Currently only 2 actions for an Application are sketched - '''Details''' and '''Create''' (see next) | # So the Users View of the App Catalog should look roughly like [https://www.dropbox.com/s/3ycyex7ko2vizoe/IMG_20140227_163459.jpg this] - so we get '''Categories''' and '''Filtering''' of Applications out-of-the-box. Currently only 2 actions for an Application are sketched - '''Details''' and '''Create''' (see next) | ||
# The details [https://www.dropbox.com/s/ph50oa8ksgz32pw/IMG_20140227_165753.jpg page] contains more info on a given Application | # The details [https://www.dropbox.com/s/ph50oa8ksgz32pw/IMG_20140227_165753.jpg page] contains more info on a given Application | ||
| − | # | + | # The '''Create''' action is splitted into several steps. At the first one User selects an Environment the new Application should be placed to (also he can create a new Environment here) |
# then he can actually fill an Application's fields. Fields can be primitive (string, integer, date, IP etc) or composite (org.openstack.murano.ActiveDirectory or org.openstack.murano.WordPress). Currently two alternative designs for a composite fields with multiple values exist: [https://www.dropbox.com/s/wc9uaz806gboud7/IMG_20140227_173655.jpg first] and [https://www.dropbox.com/s/c9j0v466liuxq0r/IMG_20140227_174516.jpg second]. | # then he can actually fill an Application's fields. Fields can be primitive (string, integer, date, IP etc) or composite (org.openstack.murano.ActiveDirectory or org.openstack.murano.WordPress). Currently two alternative designs for a composite fields with multiple values exist: [https://www.dropbox.com/s/wc9uaz806gboud7/IMG_20140227_173655.jpg first] and [https://www.dropbox.com/s/c9j0v466liuxq0r/IMG_20140227_174516.jpg second]. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:34, 27 February 2014
Here we sketch App Catalog UI in the Murano 0.5 (using the tools Horizon provides)
- We decided to rewrite Service Definitions Admin Page to the Murano 0.4 as the new Application Catalog page avaible both for users and for admins (but with different controls). Screenshot
- So the Users View of the App Catalog should look roughly like this - so we get Categories and Filtering of Applications out-of-the-box. Currently only 2 actions for an Application are sketched - Details and Create (see next)
- The details page contains more info on a given Application
- The Create action is splitted into several steps. At the first one User selects an Environment the new Application should be placed to (also he can create a new Environment here)
- then he can actually fill an Application's fields. Fields can be primitive (string, integer, date, IP etc) or composite (org.openstack.murano.ActiveDirectory or org.openstack.murano.WordPress). Currently two alternative designs for a composite fields with multiple values exist: first and second.
