Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of CloudNativeRenew

Timestamp:

Mar 29, 2021, 5:06:35 PM (4 years ago)

Author:

roewekamp

Comment:

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CloudNativeRenew

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 Its intended use is the deployment in cloud environments without direct administrative access to the system itself.
 Our current implementation is based on Renew 4.0 (see http://www.renew.de)
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+Cloud Native Renew offers the following features:
+* **Upload of net systems**
+* **Start and control of simulations remotely via HTTP**
+* **Extending the functionality of ''a running simulator on-the-fly''**
+* **Provision of health and other metrics**
 
 The approach is in line with other related contributions, such as RenewKube and PetriNetSagas.
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 == Features ==
 Cloud Native Renew offers the following features.\\
-It is assumed, that the system is up and running, to do so on your own, [#download download] Cloud Native Renew and follow the [#install installation instructions] further down the page.
+It is assumed, that the system is up and running.\\
+To do so on your own, [#download download] Cloud Native Renew and follow the [#install installation instructions] further down the page.
 
 For all examples it is assumed, that the service is running on localhost on port 8085. If you set it up otherwise than suggested in the [#install installation instructions], please use the corresponding URL you've set up instead.\\
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-=== Extending the simulator on the fly ===
+=== Extending the simulator on-the-fly ===
 Running a primality test within a reference net structure is not optimal, as reference nets are optimized to model complex, hierarchical structures and not simple computations.
 Therefore it may be desirable to move the computation to a separate plugin, that can be loaded.