cdmi-qos
  • About Indigo Component
  • Developer guide
    • Developing the CDMI Server
    • Developing a QoS Storage Back-End Module
    • Developing a Data Storage Back-End Module
  • Deployment and Administration guide
    • Installing CDMI-QoS
    • Building from Sources
    • Running CDMI-QoS as a Docker Container
    • Configuration
    • Updating CDMI-QoS
  • User guide
    • API Walkthrough
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  • Introduction
  • Requirements
  • Get the sources
  • Build
  • (optional) Configure the service
  • Run
  • Start developing
  • Get in touch
  1. Developer guide

Developing the CDMI Server

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Last updated 6 years ago

Introduction

To start developing for the CDMI server component, you need to get the latest sources from .

Requirements

  • git

  • Java Development Kit > 8

  • Maven >= 3

Get the sources

You can download the sources from the GitHub repository .

git clone https://github.com/indigo-dc/CDMI.git

Build

The project uses the Maven build automation tool that will build one fat executable jar Spring Boot application.

mvn clean package

If you encounter problems you might want to check and modify the maven pom.xml file.

(optional) Configure the service

If you need to conifgure the service before building, you can find the configuration in src/main/resources/application.properties. However, the service can be fully configured also at runtime, see previous chapter - Installing CDMI-QoS.

Run

To run the CDMI service you can directly execute the built jar.

./target/cdmi-server-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar

Start developing

The CDMI service can be imported as a Maven project.

Get in touch

Recommended development environment for the CDMI service is the .

You can get in touch with the developers on .

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