Hashicorp

Evan Phoenix

Mitchell Hashimoto

A computing device may access a hierarchical tree structure defining a data model for a workflow tool. The workflow tool being configured for building, deploying and releasing application code of an application to one or more cloud computing platforms. The hierarchical tree structure having a plurality of nodes that store data related to the application code. The computing device may receive a request to add a projects-child node associated with a code repository to the hierarchical tree structure. The computing device may add the projects-child node to the hierarchy as a child node of the identified organization-parent node. The projects-child node can be configured to support one or more dependent child nodes depending from the projects-child node. The dependent child nodes can include at least one of an applications-child node, a builds-child node, a deployments-child node, an artifacts-child node, or a releases-child node.

Data model for a cloud application deployment service

A discovery and routing service may generate a URL related to an application to be deployed to a cloud computing platforms, the URL providing access to an edge list containing one or more edge nodes. The discovery and routing service may connect at least one agent to the URL. The discovery and routing service may send authentication information to the agent, including an identifier related to the agent, and a set of agent labels. The discovery and routing service may insert, after authentication by the edge node, the authentication information into a routing mesh. The discovery and routing service may locate the agent, in response to a request, based on a comparison between the set of request labels and a set of agent labels. The discovery and routing service may connect the located agent with traffic to and from the routing mesh.

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