Difference between revisions of "Solum/Milestone1"
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# As a first step, I will push code to my git repository | # As a first step, I will push code to my git repository | ||
# I can then invoke a CLI command that will pull code from my git repository, perform a build, and generate a deployable artifact. | # I can then invoke a CLI command that will pull code from my git repository, perform a build, and generate a deployable artifact. | ||
| − | # I can invoke a CLI command to automatically deploy the artifact generated above and | + | # I can invoke a CLI command to automatically deploy the artifact generated above and create a running application |
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Only authorized users will be able to access the service. | Only authorized users will be able to access the service. | ||
When an invalid operation is performed or an error is encountered, appropriate level of user friendly messages and logs are made available to the user. | When an invalid operation is performed or an error is encountered, appropriate level of user friendly messages and logs are made available to the user. | ||
Revision as of 18:17, 10 February 2014
As a developer, I will be able to convert my Python or Java code into a running application by performing the following sequence of steps:
- As a first step, I will push code to my git repository
- I can then invoke a CLI command that will pull code from my git repository, perform a build, and generate a deployable artifact.
- I can invoke a CLI command to automatically deploy the artifact generated above and create a running application
Only authorized users will be able to access the service.
When an invalid operation is performed or an error is encountered, appropriate level of user friendly messages and logs are made available to the user.
