Software Stack
The software stack used by the Stroom family of products.
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Developer Guide
This section is intended for developers contributing to the development of the Stroom software (and its related applications). It describes how to do some common tasks, such as releasing and building documentation. It also covers the development of any supporting scripts or utilities for running/administering Stroom, e.g. Ansible playbooks, Helm charts, etc.
Running Stroom in an IDE
How to run Stroom in an Integrated Development Environment, e.g. IntelliJ
Components
Stroom is broken down into separate components. Each component encapsulates a specific area of Stroom functionality and aids development by providing a single area of focus for new features and ensures separate components remain as loosely coupled as possible. Components can be tested in isolation and their interaction with other components easily understood by only allowing dependencies via minimal APIs.
Contributing
How to make contributions to the Stroom GitHub repositories.
Release Process
How to release new versions of the software.
Setting up releases to Sonatype & Maven Central
This is a rough guide to what was done to set it up. Some bits may be missing.
Last modified November 1, 2024: Merge pull request #107 from gchq/7.1-add-keycloak-setup (9e224e4)