Using Blueprints
Subutai has the Blueprint feature for standing up complicated application stacks over several containers. It’s a simple JSON based templating format similar to Amazon’s Cloud Formation templates. Use these Blueprints to fire up application stacks within environments or build environments using your favorite devops tools for automation.
Using the Blueprint wizard, finish your build in 4 easy steps as shown below for your Blueprint of choice:
From defining application variables to building or updating an existing environment, you can stand up your application stack in no time. For example, with the Blockchain-in-a-Box Blueprint, you get an instant environment for writing decentralized blockchain-based applications on Ethereum Network. Find out more about using Blueprints.
Writing Blueprints
For the more technical users, we invite you to create your own Blueprints! Subutai Blueprints specify general instructions for installing, updating, and maintaining P2P distributed cloud applications. The Subutai P2P Cloud combines these instructions with load and resource availability information to optimally place infrastructure resources in P2P cloud environments and run distributed applications. As the Blueprint author or creator, you combine and write these instructions in a single Subutai.json file.
Blueprint authors can "Publish" their application Blueprints on the Subutai Bazaar to be used for free or for Subutai™ GoodWill. All the Blueprints are open source so yes, this is for sincerely rewarding good deeds. If you wanted to, you could still fork their public repository and use the Blueprint privately, but why not contribute back? See the guide on Writing Subutai Blueprints. to author and publish your own Blueprints.
Publish
View your published Blueprint on Bazaar
Verify
Submit your Blueprint for review and testing by a Bazaar administrator
Create
Design an application stack for your Blueprint, and then write the subutai.json file
