Designer
Designer allows access to all information related to existing microservices, such as the author, the script, execution dates, the problem it solves, or the type of license; but above all, it allows the creation of new microservices.
Creating microservices
To create a new microservice, from the overview screen, click on New
. The wizard that opens will ask you to enter the following information:
- Microservice name.
- Icon color.
- Microservice icon.
- Brief description of what the microservice does.
- The language in which it is developed.
- Version number.
- Execution scope, being possible to select system level (administrative access) or session level (with user identity).
- Operating system for which it is designed.
- Category: directory or group of microservices accessible from Workspaces where this microservice will be hosted.
- Time efficiency achieved with each execution.
Microservices are created in four steps. Once the previous fields are filled, the application will request, as a second step, to indicate the type of license it will have.
As the third and fourth steps, the application will request to insert a more exhaustive description of the microservice: a README. And, finally, the script.