OCTO:Open Core for Technology Orchestration: Difference between revisions
(No difference)
| |
Revision as of 10:52, 2 July 2025
Welcome to the index of the OCTO - Open Core for Technology Orchestration project.
OCTO - A modular web application framework
Welcome to Octo, our latest development effort that will bring our products to the web. With Octo, we can integrate all our applications in a uniform and modular way. The different modules of Octo can work together by using events. This means that they are loosely coupled. The name Octo is an acronym for "Open Core for Technology Orchestration," which means that Octo can host any application (Open Core) and that the application modules (Technology) can work together (Orchestration) with the aforementioned loosely coupled architecture.
In real life, an Octopus has eight arms that are also loosely coupled (supposedly, each arm can function independently from the central brain).
Our architectural goals are:
- Allow orchestration of independently developed web modules
- Provide a framework to loosely couple modules
- Enable hosting in other platforms (e.g. VSCode, StackBlitz, Mobile, etc..)
- Provide a customizable web experience
- You can read more in the OCTO Technical Guide
New and Noteworthy
Getting Started
- YouTube Octo Playlist
- Installing the VSCode plugins
- Installing the Docker server on a Linux system
- Installing the Docker server on a Windows system
Octo Admin
OCTO Workspaces
- What are Workspaces
- Add New Workspace
- Delete Workspace
- Select Workspace
- Install Plugin In Workspace
- Uninstall Plugin From Workspace
- Link Workspace
OCTO Plugins
TD/OMS Getting Started
TD/OMS Work Management Guide
- Work Management
- Analytics
- Item Editor
- Components
- Component Editor
- Solution Editor
- Source Editor
- Build Queue
- Create Branch
- Create New Object
- Change Solution Type
- Change Transfer Path
- Move Solutions to another Task
- Disconnect Solutions
- Assign/Unassign Programmer
- Complete Task
- Version Conflict
- Link Tracker Issue to Task
- Tracker Links
- Compare Sources
- Transfer
- Transfer History
- Log History
- Compile Override
- Labels
- Dependencies
- Object History
- Connection List
- Spool File
- Creating a Task
- Ratifying a task
- Checkout and Promote
- Show Errors in Source
- Show Compile Result
- Add Comment
- User Option