The inventory resource keeps track of how many of each product we have in our warehouse. At a minimum it should reference a product and the quantity on hand. Check with the Product team for the format of the product id. Inventory could also track restock levels and the condition of the item (i.e., new, open box, used). Restock levels will help you know when to order more products. Being able to query products by their condition (e.g., new, used) could be very useful.
As a Developer I need to create a Python Flask Cloud Foundry Application
So that I can automatically deploy features as they are completed
Assumptions:
Cloud access is present
Acceptance Criteria:
Given our application
When I log into IBM cloud
Then Python Flask Cloud Foundry is setup
Create a Python Flask Cloud Foundry application in IBM Cloud Andrey
Naming format:
Use the singular version of your resource name (e.g., orders becomes order) prefixed by nyu- and suffixed by -service-s20.
For example: if you are creating the /orders API then please name your IBM Cloud service nyu-order-service-s20 (The full URL will then be: nyu-order-service-s20.us-south.cf.appdomain.cloud)
As a Developer
I need to create a Python Flask Cloud Foundry Application So that I can automatically deploy features as they are completed
Assumptions:
Acceptance Criteria:
Create a Python Flask Cloud Foundry application in IBM Cloud Andrey
Naming format: Use the singular version of your resource name (e.g., orders becomes order) prefixed by nyu- and suffixed by -service-s20.
For example: if you are creating the /orders API then please name your IBM Cloud service nyu-order-service-s20 (The full URL will then be: nyu-order-service-s20.us-south.cf.appdomain.cloud)