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Build your First Capsule
Prepare Capsule Directory Structure
Best Practices
- Create a master directory and name it appropriately, so that it contains all your use cases (treat this as Use Case Depot).
- Create separate child directories for each of your use case.
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Browse to the use case directory and create a directory to keep all the Service Designs and Service Offerings.
- If you have dependent sequential Component Palettes, it is mandatory to place them in the same directory as Service Design/Offering.
- If you have multiple Service Designs/Offerings and each have different Sequential Component Palette dependency, then create individual directories for the combination of Service Design/Offering and dependent Component Palette archives.
- Create a directory for your Operation Orchestrations (OO) content.
- If you have multiple OO contents, create sub-directories under the OO directory to place all the OO contents separately.
- Create a directory named "tools", if you have auxiliary file system components, such as additional .jar/JSP/scripts files.
- Create a directory for Component tools files, if you have Topology designs and there are additional components.
Examples
--Usecase Depot -usecase1 -oo-contents +content1 +content2 +csa-contents +tools +componenttools
Examples with contents
--Usecase Depot -HPE OpenStack -oo-contents -content1 openstack-content.jar -content2 openstack-util-content.jar -csa-contents SERVICE_DESIGN_Multi_tenant-support.zip SERVICE_DESIGN_Compute_with_Storage.zip SERVICE_DESIGN_Swift_container.zip -tools aux_file.jsp aux_jar_file.jar aux_script.py -componenttools capability_mapping.properties metainfo.txt OPENSTACK.properties
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