Repositories

repositories refers to a named Repository which contains deployment and implementation artifacts that are referenced within the TOSCA Service Template.

A repository is a TOSCA abstraction that can represent any collection of artifacts. For example, a repository can be git repository, an OCI (Docker) container registry, or a local file directory – see the Repository section on using them with Unfurl.

If the repository name matches the package id syntax, Unfurl will treat repository declarations as a package rule.

Declaration

<repository_name>:

  url: <repository_address>

  # optional keys:

  description: <repository_description>

  credential: <authorization_credential (see tosca.datatypes.Credential)>

  # optional Unfurl extensions:

  revision: <revision>

  metadata: <metadata>

Example

repositories:

  my_code_repo:

    description: My project’s code repository in GitHub

    url: https://github.com/my-project/