Application

Application

An application is a similar to a service. An application is primarly a construct for grouping configuration elements but and it does have its own status attribute. Configuration elements are NOT required for an Application entry.

• Name string, unique
• Configurations - set of Configuration ids

Creating a new Application

via Web API

You can see the draft API specifications here: Draft Configuration API

via Ruby API

>> a = Noah::Application.create(:name => 'myotherapplication')
=> #<Noah::Application:2 created_at="2011-01-23 11:33:02 UTC" updated_at="2011-01-23 11:33:02 UTC" name="myotherapplication">
>> a.valid?
=> true
>> a.save
=> #<Noah::Application:2 created_at="2011-01-23 11:33:02 UTC" updated_at="2011-01-23 11:33:05 UTC" name="myotherapplication">

You can also add configurations at the same time:

>> a = Noah::Application.create(:name => 'myjavaapp')
=> #<Noah::Application:1 created_at="2011-01-23 11:37:01 UTC" updated_at="2011-01-23 11:37:01 UTC" name="myjavaapp">
>> if a.save
ar/tmp/java', :application => a)ration.create(:name => 'java_io_tmpdir', :format => 'string', :body => '/v 
>>   end
=> false
>> a
=> #<Noah::Application:1 created_at="2011-01-23 11:37:01 UTC" updated_at="2011-01-23 11:37:37 UTC" name="myjavaapp">
>> a.configurations 
=> #<Set (Noah::Configuration): ["1"]>
>> a.configurations[1]
=> #<Noah::Configuration:1 created_at="2011-01-23 11:37:37 UTC" updated_at="2011-01-23 11:37:37 UTC" name="java_io_tmpdir" format="string" body="/var/tmp/java" application_id="1">
>>