CSAP provides holistic application management by combining a concise application model with a light-weight management agent and distributed management portals. In addition to being able to manage any service technology by using CSAP packages - CSAP container integration enables both docker and kubernetes services to be deployed using standard yaml or autogenerated specifications for a specified image.

Model based application definitions enable painless evolution over time. Current CSAP applications include both small (single service on a single host), to very large (thousands of service instances, on hundreds of hosts). Deploying to the cloud - or to customer premises - uses the same application model.

• Introduction and Overview: Summary of key CSAP features.

• Application Definition: Stored in a standard git repository - the CSAP application definition provides an intuitive approach to defining all aspects of deploying software - everything from start parameters, log rotations, monitoring alerts, and much more.

• Management Portals: CSAP user experience is delivered using a fully integrated - but decentralized - series of portals

• Training: Comprehensive set of screencasts covering all aspects of CSAP adoption and usage.

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