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Rules to create and upload a manifest file:

For uploading a manifest file, the following factors should be considered:

  • The "name" parameter in "manifest.yml" should match the name entered in the "Components" section.
  • The "path" parameter in "manifest.yml" should point to the correct file/ files.
  • The "path" parameter in "manifest.yml" file should be as per the folder structure.
  • Do not use the following parameters in the manifest file as they are deprecated:
    • domain
    • domains
    • host
    • hosts
    • no-hostname
    • Use of 'buildpacks' attribute in manifest is not fully supported. Hence use of 'buildpack' is favored. The feature will be updated in future.
  • It is recommended to use random-route: true to avoid path conflicts.
  • If a user wants to specify routes for an application, the user has to use routes attribute.

Note

If "buildpack" and "memory" are not specified in the manifest file, auto-deployment option is disabled in Operator Cockpit. "Buildpack" works for both auto & manual deployment.

Example scenario to upload manifest files:

The manifest file has the following structure with "buildpack":

upload manifest files

① Manifest with random-route: true and path corresponding to zipping structure

② Manifest with random-route: false and with specified routes and path corresponding to zipping structure