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==== Solum User Interface ====
 
==== Solum User Interface ====
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Solum exposes its "user interface" via the following mechanisms:
 
Solum exposes its "user interface" via the following mechanisms:
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* REST API
 
* REST API
* CLI interface
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** Consumed by:
* GIT
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*** CLI interface
* a set of SDK's in various languages
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*** GIT
* UI Console
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*** a set of SDK's in various languages
* IDE Plugins
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*** UI Console
 
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*** IDE Plugins
 
 
The CLI, GIT, SDK's and the UI console are ease of use interfaces that are layered on top of the REST API. <br />
 
User can also directly call into the REST API.
 
  
 
==Solum Roadmap==
 
==Solum Roadmap==

Revision as of 18:37, 11 October 2013

System Overview

SolumOverview.png

Solum User Interface

Solum exposes its "user interface" via the following mechanisms:

  • REST API
    • Consumed by:
      • CLI interface
      • GIT
      • a set of SDK's in various languages
      • UI Console
      • IDE Plugins

Solum Roadmap

Version 0.1: Basic app deployment functionality

  • SOLUM-R1: Application deployment/management
  • SOLUM-R2: Capability: Language pack framework along with automatic selection of packs [R2.1, R2.2]
  • SOLUM-R3: Enable language ‘X’ via the language pack framework [Pick any of Java, Ruby, Python, Node.js, PHP]
  • SOLUM-R4: CLI
  • SOLUM-R5: User Authentication

Version 0.2: Additional features

  • SOLUM-R6: Capability: Service Add-on framework
  • SOLUM-R7: Enable Trove via the Add-on framework
  • Streaming logs (not archive) – consolidated view of logs for a given app
  • Language pack framework – combine packs, ability to pick a specific pack [R2.3, R2.4]
  • Load balanced set of app container instances
  • Additional languages and services [example services - MongoDB, MemCache, NewRelic, etc]

Version 1.0: Production ready

  • Environments (Dev, Test, Prod, custom), application lifecycle management (promote code from dev to test to prod)
  • Auto scaling
  • Self-healing
  • Application performance monitoring (CPU, memory utilization, etc.)
  • Continuous Integration (e.g. Jenkins)
  • SDK for interfacing with the PaaS REST API
  • Interactive Web Console
  • Roles and privileges

Version 2.0: Advanced features

  • Non-web workloads (Background and scheduled jobs)
  • HA via distributed placement of load balanced set of code container instances
  • Network isolation - dedicated private network for applications
  • IDE Plugins for Eclipse, IntelliJ, JBoss Studio, Komodo
  • Integration with online IDE
  • Online developer sandbox
  • Additional services