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CDP (Continuous Deployment Platform) is a framework and integration of many open-source tools and products to provide the complete development, construction, packaging, deployment, and monitoring of microServices.
CDP is:
An integration of multiple open-source products and tools, combined with AT&T developed tools, to provide:
- The ability to rapidly generate a new microService using templates.
- Standardized software development kits (SDK's) for specific
languages and capabilities, including:
- Spring Boot for JAX-RS-based RESTful services
- Camunda for modeled workflows
- Standard runtime management (Kubernetes) technologies for running the microServices
- Build coordination and automation
- A Kubernetes-based runtime for managing deployments of these Microservices.
- The tools and utilities needed to setup the Kubernetes-based runtime on AIC, Amazon, and "bring your own" VMs and servers.
- Runtime integration with monitoring and logging operational systems.
- Security integration for ASPR compliance within AT&T.
- Intra/inter-cluster discovery, routing, and failover.
CDP is not:
- A cloud or cloud provider. It can utilize the cloud to host the microServices, and even CDP itself, but it is not required.
- A business service. No business-specific capabilities are part of the platform. You can implement business-specific capabilities as microServices that are hosted on the platform.
- Just CI/CD. While a perfect target platform for implementing a CI/CD pipeline, CDP includes template SDKs for building specific types of microServices, pre-integrated runtimes for any application to build microServices, and so forth.
- A mobile device platform. While a mobile device application can utilize microServices hosted on an instance of CDP runtime, CDP itself does not run on mobile devices.
- A customer premise device platform. While a customer-premise device can utilize microServices hosted on an instance of CDP, CDP itself does not run on-premise in the customer-facing device.
- A VNF (Virtual Network Facility) platform. ECOMP is the target VNF platform for AT&T.
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