Closed denis-yuen closed 9 years ago
This seems to properly hook up DropWizard+Hibernate to create DB records compatible with our legacy daemon utilities.
This properly schedules and lists workflows (without any auth).
Tested by doing POST with the following (proper testing follows in a different ticket)
{ "end_user": "Player1", "flavour": "m1.xlarge", "job_hash": "test", "extra_files": { "/etc/init.d/something_important" : "jkajkggk wegnkljkorgjklrgnklerklrg", "field2" : "value2"}, "container_image_descriptor": "{ \"field1\" : \"value1\", \"field2\" : \"value2\"}", "container_runtime_descriptor": "{ \"field1\" : \"value1\", \"field2\" : \"value2\"}" }
This also adds the auto-generated swagger Java client for us to build upon with no extra dependencies for the CLI and moves stuff into a consistent io.consonance namespace.
This seems to properly hook up DropWizard+Hibernate to create DB records compatible with our legacy daemon utilities.
This properly schedules and lists workflows (without any auth).
Tested by doing POST with the following (proper testing follows in a different ticket)
This also adds the auto-generated swagger Java client for us to build upon with no extra dependencies for the CLI and moves stuff into a consistent io.consonance namespace.