Creating and managing services
Managed services provide end to end IT management services whose deployment is similar to any other database server deployment on a cloud environment. You can create, edit, order, and maintain services from the Manage service Library page. Services include one or many components, such as user interaction, template, custom actions, and orchestration logic.
For troubleshooting and limitations in the service composer, see Troubleshooting Service Composer or Portal issues.
Tasks that you can perform to manage services and versions are as follows:
- Creating a service
- Viewing service details
- Assigning access to a service
- Editing a service
- Importing a service
- Duplicating a service
- Changing category
- Deleting a service
- Service version level actions
- Sample services are provided by Managed services in the Manage service library of GIT repository. For the entire list of services, see Managing services in service library.
- Search for a service:
- In the Manage service library page, the services are sorted according to their category. You can sort your view of the services based on service version statuses and you can toggle which status filter is available.
- You can use the Search services filter. The service tile has the service icon, name, status, and overflow menu.
- Create a service instance - You can create service instances, customize them based on your requirement, and use it in the overall application development.
- View service instance details
- Terminate a service instance
- Create bind instances for service instances
- Resume or retry a service instance
Note: Each service can have multiple versions. If you want to use a single version service, you need to set the COMPATIBILITY_MODE to TRUE. To set this mode:
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Make sure you have Kubernetes CLI installed.
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Run the following command:
kubectl set env deployment/cam-service-composer-api COMPATIBILITY_MODE=true -n cp4aiops
You can now use a single version service.