You can create projects, blueprints, configuration files, folders, and many other type of
the files in the blueprint designer.
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Click Blueprints.
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Click New.
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Select the type of item you wish to create from the Type list. The
following types are available:
- Select Project to create either a Terraform or Cloud Automation Manager project. A
project is a collection of files that make up a Terraform blueprint.
- Select Blueprint to create a file that defines a cloud environment
and its components.
- Select Configuration to create files to manage variables. See Editing configuration files.
- Select Folder to create a folder.
- Select Other to create different types of files to be used by a
blueprint.
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Specify the name of the item to be created in the Add a New window. It
could be a project, blueprint, folder etc.
Note: You must use a unique name. If your blueprint name contains the same sequence of alphanumeric
characters with different capitalization as an existing blueprint, only one blueprint will be
available to provision from the IBM® UrbanCode® Deploy server.
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Select a repository from the Repository list. The repository list contains the
default project, team repositories, and locally cloned remote Git repositories. The
default project is not associated with any remote Git repository and files in this project
can not be shared with other users. Team repositories are shared with all team members, but can be
provisioned using local provisioning only.
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Select the folder name from the Folder list to set the folder in which
the item is saved.
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Click Clone to copy the contents of an existing
source.
If you selected an existing file, you can create a copy of that file. You can also import the
contents of a file from your file system or paste the contents into the new file.
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Add a description.
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Click Save.
To open a file, go to the Blueprints page, click on the file name from the
Files list.
To open a project, go to the Blueprints page, click any file from the
project folder in the Files list.
If you created a blueprint, you can work with it in the diagram editor or the source-code editor.