In the Config Management module, this function allows you to create a release of an integration branch or a feature branch. Creating a release means that the changes that are incorporated into the application in the feature/integration branch are stable. After the user creates a release of the integration branch, the release is merged into… Continue reading Creating a Release
Category: Deployment
Comparing Branches
You can use this feature to compare two branches before you plan to merge the application versions from these branches. you can compare two branches by using the following criteria: To compare two branches:
Integrating Two Feature Branches
In the Config Management module, this feature allows you to integrate two feature branches. Assume two software developers are working on an app in two different branches, Feature_2 and Feature_3. When these software developers complete work on the app in the Feature_2 and Feature_3 branches, they can merge the app-related changes in the Feature_2 and… Continue reading Integrating Two Feature Branches
Accessing an App in New Branch
After you cut a child feature branch from a parent feature branch, you can access the app in the child feature branch. The child feature branch inherits all app-level configurations of the parent feature branch. To access the app in the child feature branch: After cutting the Feature_2 branch from the FEATURE_1 branch, you can… Continue reading Accessing an App in New Branch
Creating a New Feature Branch
In the Release Manager module, this function allows you to create a new feature branch from an existing feature branch. After you cut a child feature branch from a parent feature branch, the child branch inherits all app-level configurations of the parent feature branch. Let’s learn how to create a child branch from a parent… Continue reading Creating a New Feature Branch
Viewing Default Feature Branch
When you create an app on the Vahana cloud, it is by default created in the Feature_1 branch. While a new app is created in the Feature_1 branch, a master branch always exists parallel to the default Feature_1 branch. A vDesigner module user can work on the app in the Feature_1 branch and create its… Continue reading Viewing Default Feature Branch
A Concept of Branching
Overview In the Release Manager module, this feature allows you to cut a new branch from the master branch and then create, develop, and perform the function on the new features. As it has been described earlier in the post: Release Manager Overview that when you create an app in the Vahana cloud, it automatically… Continue reading A Concept of Branching
Configuring Environment Variable
Introduction In the Environments module, variables, which are also referred to as Environment Variables, allow you to share data with the client application environment. An environment variable may contain several types of values, such as a URL to the published API, a URL to access Vahana Cloud resources, critical data, and others. In the Environments… Continue reading Configuring Environment Variable
Configuring Environment
Introduction In the “Environments” module, the environment component is used to host product applications and services. In an environment, you develop a front-end application, back-end services, and do other functions. To develop a software application, you either use the default SAND_BOX environment or create a custom environment. If you plan to work with a custom… Continue reading Configuring Environment
Configuring Vahana Run Time
Introduction VRT, which is also named Vahana Run Time, works as a runtime environment where a front-end application or a backend service runs. You can run an application or execute a back-end service to test and monitor its performance, or an application can also runs in the production environment. When you access the Environments module… Continue reading Configuring Vahana Run Time