Red Hat developer services provide the platform for building integrated experiences that streamline, consolidate, and secure the application lifecycle.
- Compose cloud native applications that consist of multiple components and services
- Provide managed application lifecycle
- Rapid bootstrapping of applications
- Fast onboarding of applications to the cloud
- Supports both existing and new applications
- Provide APIs to manage your application lifecycle
- Provide a surface for partners to integrate into the application lifecycle
- Robust delivery automation: Establish continuous delivery practices but also deliver operational tooling.
- Just in time scaling: In contrast to “just in case” scaling. The system should be able to scale without capacity reserved ahead of time.
- Static stability: the overall system continues to work when a dependency is impaired
- Each subservice can fulfill its primary use cases independently, without relying on other systems’ availability.
- Each sub-service owns its data and logic.
- Communication among services and participants is always asynchronous.
- Each sub-service is owned by one team. Ownership does not mean that only one team can change the code, but the owning team has the final decision.
- Minimize shared infrastructure among sub-services
- Participants: onboarding new participants, the flexibility to satisfy the technology preferences of a heterogeneous set of participants. Think of this as the ability to easily create an ecosystem and the ability to support that ecosystem’s heterogeneous needs.
- Security, Privacy, and Governance: Sensitive data is protected by fine-grained access control
The diagram below shows the interaction of the AppStudio and HACBS with other systems and environments.
Each service is that makes up AppStudio and HACBS are further decomposed on their own documents.