Environment
An environment represents a group of clouds, and policies that service are deployed. Examples of environments are development, test, production
Attributes
- name:string - Name of the environment
Associations
| Name | Cardinality | Class | Composition | Owner | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| clouds | n | MultiCloud | false | false | |
| policies | 1 | PolicyCollection | false | false | |
| profile | 1 | SecurityProfile | false | false |
Users of the Model
| Name | Cardinality | Class | Composition | Owner | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| environment | 1 | Stage | false | false | |
| env | 1 | Servicelet | false | false | Environment for the Servicelet |
| env | 1 | Stacklet | false | false | Environment for the Servicelet |
| env | 1 | StackletDefinition | false | false | Environment for the Stacklet |
State Net
The Environment has a state net corresponding to instances of the class. Each state transistion will emit an event that can be caught with a websocket client. The name of the event is the name of the state in all lower case. The following diagram is the state net for this class.
| Name | Description | Events |
|---|---|---|
| Init | Initial State | create->Enabled, |
| Enabled | Environment is available to be used | disable->Disabled, |
| Disabled | Environment is not available to be used | enable->Enabled, |