When you select a project in the catalog, its details open on the right:
The Project Header
The header at the top of the details view identifies the project. It holds the version selector, the delete and the deploy action:
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Project Name |
Shows the name of the selected project. |
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Endpoint |
Click the link to open the project source in a new browser tab. Appears only when a source is available. |
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Version Selector |
Use the version selector to select the version of the project. |
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Deploy |
Opens the deploy dialog for the selected project and version. Refer to Deploying a Project for details. |
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Delete Version |
Use this option to delete a version of this project, refer to Deleting a Project for details.
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Selecting a Version
Each project can have several versions. Use the version selector in the header controls to determine which version the detail view shows:
When you open a project, the selector starts on the latest version. Open the selector to see all available versions, and select the version you want. The content of the project details tabs update to reflect the selected version.
The version selected here is used if you use the Deploy button on top right.
The Project Details
Below the header, the detail view displays three tabs. Click a tab to switch the content shown below it:
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Components |
Displays the number of components in the tab header and lists all components available in the current version. |
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Readme |
Shows the project readme, when the project provides one. |
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Deployments |
Displays the number of deployments in the tab header and lists the existing deployments of the project. |
Components
The Components tab lists the components in the selected version of the project:
For each component, the list shows its name, its type (service or app), and a short description if the component provides one.
Refer to Key Concepts for an explanation of components and their types.
Readme
The Readme tab shows the project readme, when the project provides one. The readme is the project author's own description of what the project is and how to use it.
If the project has no readme, the tab shows No README available.
Deployments
The Deployments tab on the project detail page lists the existing deployments of the project, with their environment, version, and status, so you can see where it already runs before you deploy it again:
For each deployment, the list shows the environment, the deployed version, the current status, and the deployment date.
Click a deployment row to open its detail page in the Deployments view. Refer to Working With the Deployment Detail Page for further details.
If the project is not deployed anywhere, the tab shows No deployments yet for this project.