Resources
Introduction
This module helps you manage resources in your environment. Resources are used by databases and their configuration differs between environments. They contain the configuration that your client drivers need to communicate with databases, servers, CDN or systems such as: Mongo - ElasticSearch - MySQL - SQL Server, Oracle, AWS, Rackspace, nginx, Apache, .... etc.
The usage is straight forward, upon opening the module you see the list of already configured resources by categories(Cluster, server, CDN, system and other). You can add your own and manage the existing ones.
Cluster
You will get to choose between 7 categories: local/external mongo, local/external elasticsearch, Object Rocket - mongo SAAS, Object Rocket - elasticsearch SAAS, MySql, Oracle and other.
Enter the resource name, this name will be the key added in the registry to access it in your code.
You can choose to plug this resource, in other words make it accessible for your services and daemons.
You can lock it so it becomes readonly for all users other than the creator and admin.
You can share it with other environments(s), so it becomes accessible there.
Add the driver configuration and in case of local/external mongo or elasticsearch you can deploy it as part of your cloud.
Server
You will get to choose between 4 categories: Nginx, Apache, IIS and other.
Enter the resource name, this name will be the key added in the registry to access it in your code.
You can choose to plug this resource, in other words make it accessible for your services and daemons.
You can lock it so it becomes readonly for all users other than the creator and admin.
You can share it with other environments(s), so it becomes accessible there.
In case you chose Nginx as type, you can deploy it as part of your cloud.
The deployment of Apache, IIS and other are coming soon!!
CDN
CDN is a global network that caches static content such as images, CSS, and videos for a website around the world.
You will get to choose between 3 categories: Amazon S3, Rackspace and other.
Enter the resource name, this name will be the key added in the registry to access it in your code.
You can choose to plug this resource, in other words make it accessible for your services and daemons.
You can lock it so it becomes readonly for all users other than the creator and admin.
You can share it with other environments(s), so it becomes accessible there.
Finally, add the driver configuration and you're set to go.