You can run xUML services in a Docker container instead of running it in the integration component (Bridge). The administration offers a deployment wizard for this (refer to Working With the Deployment Wizard for details) and you can also deploy Designer services directly as container. xUML services that run in a Docker container have extended container details to manage this type of service.

Using the Container Details

It also contains different collapsable sections:

Information

Details

The Build details contain information about the Docker image:

Image NameName of the image in the local Docker registry.
Base ImageName of the image the xUML container is based on. Default is latest. Can be configured by env, can also be changed during the build process, refer to Working With the Deployment Wizard.
Build UserUsername of the user that triggered the build process.
Build DateBuild date and time of the service repository.
Compiler VersionVersion of the compiler the service has been compiled with.
Compile DateTimestamp of the compilation of the service.

The Deployment details contain information about the deployment:

Service NameName of the xUML service.
Deployment UserUsername of the user that triggered the deployment process.
Deployment DateCreation date and time of the container.
Container Start Date

Date and time of the last (re-)start of the container.

Endpoints


Libraries

Deleting a Service

Documentation

Logs

In section Logs you can change the log level. Go to page Changing the Log Level of a Containerized xUML Service for detailed information.

The link in section Logs gives you direct access to the Log Analyzer, where you can inspect the logs. Refer to Showing Logs of a Containerized xUML Service and Using Kibana for further information.

History Log

In the History Log ( PAS 24.0 ) section you can inspect the service history.
Refer to Showing Logs of a Containerized xUML Service for detailed information.

Persistent State

In section Persistent State you can manage persistent state objects.
Refer to Persistent States of Containerized xUML Services for detailed information.

Configuration

In the Configuration section you can change the configuration file of the Docker container.
Refer to Adapting the Configuration of Containerized xUML Services for detailed information.