Sharing and Deploying Decision Models Using OpenShift and GitHub
In the previous two chapters, we created decision models and business rules in the KIE Sandbox. While the Rule runner screen in the sandbox is great for rapid, iterative development, all the editing is local and we can’t share the running decision models with colleagues. Since we’re using KIE extended services, models can only be accessed from our laptop. That’s not great if we want to collaborate with colleagues or deploy our models into production. We’ll remedy that in this chapter by covering the following:
- How deploying our models to the cloud makes them easier to use
- OpenShift as Red Hat’s cloud offering
- Important issues on data privacy that you will be glad you started thinking of now
- Saving and sharing your decision models in GitHub, the most widely used collaboration tool
By the end of this chapter, we will have our decision models backed up to a secure...
