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A deployment unit (DU) is a unit of deployment for the application being deployed. For example, if Solum is configured to use containers for deploying application code, then the a DU would refer to a container instance. A deployment unit could be a docker container, an LXC container, a VM, or something else.
 
A deployment unit (DU) is a unit of deployment for the application being deployed. For example, if Solum is configured to use containers for deploying application code, then the a DU would refer to a container instance. A deployment unit could be a docker container, an LXC container, a VM, or something else.
  
'''Common actions''
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'''Common actions'''
 
* Register App: registers a new application in Solum and associates it with the user ( no application code is copied; no deployment is performed, yet)  
 
* Register App: registers a new application in Solum and associates it with the user ( no application code is copied; no deployment is performed, yet)  
 
* Deploy App: deploys the application bits and generates a running application. Associates dependent services with the app. Builds the application bits from code if required.
 
* Deploy App: deploys the application bits and generates a running application. Associates dependent services with the app. Builds the application bits from code if required.

Revision as of 16:22, 11 October 2013

Deployment Unit: A deployment unit (DU) is a unit of deployment for the application being deployed. For example, if Solum is configured to use containers for deploying application code, then the a DU would refer to a container instance. A deployment unit could be a docker container, an LXC container, a VM, or something else.

Common actions

  • Register App: registers a new application in Solum and associates it with the user ( no application code is copied; no deployment is performed, yet)
  • Deploy App: deploys the application bits and generates a running application. Associates dependent services with the app. Builds the application bits from code if required.