Case Study

1. In EAM, on the System tab, expand XEServer, right-click Profiles, and then select New.
2. In the Create profile dialog, select the Default template.
3. In Profile name, enter the name for your profile, and then click OK.
4. Double-click Configuration under the newly created profile.
5. Add and configure routes and services based on your business needs. For more information, refer to the Edifecs Application Manager help center.

1. Go to https://auth.stage.kollab.link/.
2. On the User Management page ( on the left navigation bar), on the top, click Create Application User.
3. In Create new application user, enter the application name and click Create.
4. You can see the newly created application account in the group Applications with the pseudo email address automatically generated for the application.
5. To allow an application user to authenticate in the Smart Trading Cloud system, you must provide its credentials that you can download from the Smart Trading Cloud.

   Note Each time you download credentials for an application user, the Smart Trading Cloud resets the previously generated credentials and generates the new ones.

6. On the User Management page ( on the left navigation bar), in User Groups, select the default user group Applications.
7. Find the required application user in the list and click More Actions () on the right of the application user's record.
8. On the drop-down menu, select Reset Credentials, and then click Yes.
9. Navigate to a location on your local drive where you want to download the credentials.stcc file to and click Save. The downloaded credentials.stcc file contains a character string with the CLAPP token required to interact with profiles running in the Compute service.

1. Go to https://repository.stage.kollab.link.
2. In the WORKSPACE directory, right-click, and then select Add New Project Folder to add pre-created folders.
3. In the Add New Folder dialog, enter the project's name, and then click Create. A new project folder is created along with the folders for all the required artifacts.

1. On the EAM System tab, expand Configuration Manager and then double-click Images.
2. On the right of the Images tab, click Create.
3. In the Select store type dialog, select Smart Trading Cloud Repository.
4. In the Folder Path dialog, select the following folder: ${RepositoryRoot}/workspace/<Your Project Folder>/Profiles to store your image, click OK, and then click Next.
5. In the Select image type dialog, select Create full image, and then click Next.
6. In Select products, select the profile you need.
7. Click Create, and then click OK.
8. Go to https://repository.stage.kollab.link.
9. In the WORKSPACE directory, in the your newly created project folder, in Profiles, ensure that a deployed image with a .zip extension of the required profile is available.
10. Share the project folder with the application user you created on Step 2.

1. Go to https://compute.stage.kollab.link/.
2. On the Environments page, click Create Environment.
3. In the Create Environment dialog, in Name, enter the name for your environment.
4. In Configuration, select the Small (2 vCPU, 4 GB) configuration.
5. Limit the number of virtual machines for the environment.
6. Click Create.
7. On the tile of the created environment, click the menu icon and click Start.

1. On the Builds page, click Create Build.
2. In the Create Build dialog, enter a name for your build, for example, Compute service Sample.
3. In Project Folder, from the drop-down list, select the project folder that you created earlier in Cloud Repository.
4. In Project Assets (artifacts related to the project referenced from the profile), select the profile that you deployed to Cloud Repository, and then click Create.
5. Go to the Deployments page and click Deploy Build.
6. In the Deploy Build dialog, in Environment, from the drop-down list, select the environment you just created.
7. In Build, from the drop-down list, select the build you just created. This associates the build to the environment. This is required because you can run the same build on several environments.
8. In the Profiles section, in Replicas, select the number of profile instances.
9. Next to Operational Users, click . Select the application user you created on Step 2, and then click Assign.
10. Click Deploy.
11. On the Deployments page, expand your profile from the list, and then, in HTTP Service, click the first icon to copy the external link to the endpoint for submitting files through RESTful API.

You can submit data for processing through RESTful API (RESTful web service). In this scenario, the tool Postman acts as an HTTP client to help you submit HTTP requests to the endpoint.

To submit data for processing:

1. In Postman, add a POST request.
2. For your requests to be authorized, add your application user's credentials (CLAPP token) in the request header (click here for instructions on how to download the file with application user token).
3. On the Body tab, select form-data, in KEY, enter file, and in VALUE, enter a path to the local file you want to send.
4. In the request URL, paste the link to the HTTP Service endpoint, and then click Send.
5. Click Save Response, and then click Save to file to download your archive that contains the processing result, such as audit report, LDNS report, XML report, and so on.
6. Go to https://compute.stage.kollab.link/.
7. In the Deployments section, expand the details of your deployment to see file processing information. To get even more details, go to the Monitoring service.