RAP is a tool that lets you analyse Ampersand models, generate functional specifications and make prototypes of information systems. It is the primary tool for students of the Open University of the Netherlands in the course Rule Based Design.
As a developer, I want to be able to deploy an Ampersand-generated information system (or RAP?) to a public cloud, such as Azure or AWS. The approach to deployment should be as generic as possible, where the use of the platform requires little addition.
A deployed instance of an Ampersand-generated information system (or RAP) consists of multiple containers using Docker/Kubernetes infrastructure.
To do
(added by @stefjoosten)
First, find out which deployment architecture RAP should have in the Azure cloud. (The deployment architecture in docker is available as a docker-compose.yml file).
As a developer, I want to be able to deploy an Ampersand-generated information system (or RAP?) to a public cloud, such as Azure or AWS. The approach to deployment should be as generic as possible, where the use of the platform requires little addition.
A deployed instance of an Ampersand-generated information system (or RAP) consists of multiple containers using Docker/Kubernetes infrastructure.
To do
(added by @stefjoosten) First, find out which deployment architecture RAP should have in the Azure cloud. (The deployment architecture in docker is available as a docker-compose.yml file).