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- Sequenced Designs
- View All Service Designs
- View Service Design and View Service Design Version
- Add a Service Design
- Edit a Service Design
- Copy a Service Design
- Delete a Service Design
- Tag a sequenced design as an application
- Import and Export a Service Design
- Design Versions
- Publish a design version
- Sequenced Designer
- Service Design Deployments
- Manage Tags
Sequenced Designer
For more information about sequenced designs, see Sequenced Designs.
The Designer allows you to design your sequenced services by creating a hierarchy of service components. A service component is an element of a service design. A service component has a component type that constrains its allowed children and assignable resource offerings.
An example hierarchy of service components, as shown below, has a Service Composite that contains an Infrastructure Service, which contains a Server Group and a Virtual Network. Also, the Server Group contains a Server (marked as a Pattern), while the Virtual Network contains a Policy Enforcement Point.
To navigate to the sequenced designer
- In the Application Release Automation dashboard, click Designs, and then click Sequenced.
- Click the Designer sidebar menu item. The Sequenced Designs page appears.
- Select a service design version. If no versions exist, click New. For more information about versions, see Design Versions.
- Click the Designer tab. The design canvas appears, with a list of palettes and list of components in the left pane. You can add components from the left pane to the design canvas to create your design, as described in Create a Service Component.
To use the designer controls
The Designer provides the following controls to help you create and view your service design.
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Click to zoom the display out or in. You can also use your mouse scroll wheel to zoom out and in. |
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Click to reload the service design and reset the service components to their default positions. |
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Use this toolbar to create a new child service component, edit a component, select a component template, or delete a component. Click the orange dot on a service component on the canvas to display this toolbar. |
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