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Further Deployment layer functionality #22

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fullammo opened this issue Nov 29, 2017 · 0 comments
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Further Deployment layer functionality #22

fullammo opened this issue Nov 29, 2017 · 0 comments

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fullammo commented Nov 29, 2017

We come to conclusion about that for the deployment layer #16 we would like to :

  • Store the parent graph for every deployment datastructure for further manipulation.

Single record functions:

  • Destroy a deployment on the Occopus side(That also means delete from the FireStore database)
  • Inspect the actual status of the deployment on the paper of the infrastructure visually.
  • Inspect the actual status in details of the deployment on a dialog.
  • Status bar: Pending, Active, Destroyed
  • A button to send the actual deployment again
  • Delete button for actually deleting and destroying an infrastructure.
  • [x ] Create Experiment modal

Multi operations:

  • Destroy
  • ReSend
  • Delete&Destroy

Other functionalities:

  • Get informations from the occopus messaging service about the actual infrastructure's process, and try to color the actual node's accoruding to the informations got from occopus.

  • Toast messages from the actual node's occopus info in a sidebar.

  • We got to know on this level which inputs are free. To list for the users the free inputs and let them decide where they want to send their data to.

  • Create a dialog for starting an experiment

  • Create a generic form from the free inputs

  • File upload tab

  • Dot and Cross combinations of the products.

The data is a given file, which can be found on the Occopus documentations as an example.

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