Projects

Creating a New Project

When you log into the Developer Multitool for the first time, you will see the following screen.

The Project Overview Screen

Once a project has been created, you can navigate into it to see the project overview screen. This empty project overview screen is not indicative of what a fully fleshed out project will look like. Take a look at the second screen shot to see what the end result of a fully configured and running project may look like.

After initial configuration:

A real-world example:

Lets break this down from the first screenshot to the last. The first screenshot shows an entirely empty project. After adding a repository and creating the appropriate components, builds, environments, and identies we get to the second screen. This is a project which has everything fleshed out, however we have not made any runs. The final screen shot is what a project will look like after running for awhile. Here, the two environments have a build deployed with the commit and version and also a summary of several runs that have occured for the project.

The first block is the Component Build overview. The exclamation indicates there is an issue with the build (in the case of the 2nd screen shot it hasn't run yet). On the third screen, that exclamation is a check mark which indicates the build succeeded. The horizontal lines indicate the log popup for the last build run. The refresh symbol allows a build to be rerun. Once there is a functioning build, the version of the build can be deployed out to the different environments. When a build needs to be deployed the button is blue, and once its been deployed the button becomes green. By pressing the green button, a build can be redeployed.