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Habitat Docs - Overview

https://www.habitat.sh/docs

Create packages +. Run packages +. Habitat internals +. Habitat centers application configuration, management, and behavior around the application itself, not the infrastructure that the app runs on. This allows Habitat to be deployed and run on various infrastructure environments, such as bare metal, VM, containers, and PaaS. The Habitat documentation is broken out into the following sections:. Command-line interface tool (CLI) for Mac, Linux, and Windows to get started using Habitat.

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Habitat - Announcement

https://www.habitat.sh/about

What is a Modern Application? Why Package the App and Its Automation Together? Habitat and the Modern Application. Habitat and Workload Placement.

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Habitat - Community

https://www.habitat.sh/community

Habitat is an open source project created and supported by a passionate group of people. Our vision is grand to bring automation to places previously unconsidered. Join us on Slack. Looking for Habitat support? Is something unclear or just feeling stuck? We're here to help keep you moving. We rely on your feedback to improve Habitat and look forward to hearing from you. We're off to a good start but would appreciate your expertise in building the core. See how it works in less than 10 minutes.

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Habitat - Tutorials

https://www.habitat.sh/tutorials

Getting started with Habitat +. The following tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on how easy it is to build, configure, deploy, and manage applications in Habitat. Getting Started with Habitat. This introductory tutorial for Habitat shows you how to setup your environment, create a plan, build an artifact, configure it, and re-configure it during start-up. Begin your Habitat learning by completing the Getting Started tutorial.

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Habitat - Habitat and the Modern Application

https://www.habitat.sh/about/habitat-and-modern-app

What is a Modern Application? Why Package the App and Its Automation Together? Habitat and the Modern Application. Habitat and Workload Placement. Habitat and the Modern Application. In the article, "What Is a Modern Application? We talked about what characterizes a modern application and how such applications can address the problems of complexity and scale. In this article we'll talk about how Habitat lets any application, whether greenfield or legacy, have those characteristics. A Habitat package is i...

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Habitat - Demo - Start a Service Using Habitat

https://www.habitat.sh/try

See what Habitat can do. Start a Service Using Habitat. This demo provides an introductory overview of Habitat from the comfort of your browser. Below, we'll show you how to quickly download and run existing packages to create services. Habitat centralizes application configuration, management, and behavior around the application itself, not the infrastructure that the app runs on. To begin, let's download and start a service from an existing Habitat package. Next - Ask the supervisor what's configurable.

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Habitat - What is a Modern Application?

https://www.habitat.sh/about/what-is-modern-app

What is a Modern Application? Why Package the App and Its Automation Together? Habitat and the Modern Application. Habitat and Workload Placement. What is a Modern Application? If you ask people what constitutes a modern application, you will get all sorts of opinions. Many will stress a particular runtime environment rather than the application itself. Some will define a modern application as something that runs in a container or even on a particular PaaS. It's isolated from external dependencies. These...

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Supervisor

https://www.habitat.sh/docs/concepts-supervisor

Create packages +. Run packages +. Habitat internals +. The supervisor is a process manager that has two primary responsibilities. First, it starts and monitors the child app service defined in the package. Second, it receives and acts upon configuration changes from other supervisors to which it is connected. A service will be reconfigured through hooks if its configuration has changed. Supervisors typically run in a network, which we refer to as a. Each supervisor in the system is a.