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Murano Applications Repository
Contains Murano Application packages source code. All current applications supposed to work on Ubuntu Trusty with murano-agent installed. Other Ubuntu versions are not tested.
Composing an application package
Murano Applications are imported as zip archives, so to make an application ready to use in Murano, it should be zipped first.
To make a valid murano package take package folder located under application directory and zip it's content. Make sure new archive doesn't contain package folder itself. For more information, refer to Murano documentation.
Importing application package
- Use murano dashboard to import packages. Go to Murano > Manage > Package Definitions and press Import Package
- Use murano CLI
murano package-import
- Local zip file, URL or package name, located in Murano repository can be provided
Building DIB elements for application image
Please, refer to readme.rst file located at application folder to find out how to build image for a specific application.
DIB elements with which image should be build are located at elements folder at the same level with package folder. If application folder doesn't contain elements inside - it means, that no other preparation except murano-agent is needed.