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How to start using the Ogre platform

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Last updated 1 year ago

Step-by-step

  1. In our website, , click on .

  2. Login with your github account

  3. After logging in, you will see the dashboard. That’s where you can create projects to track every update to your github repos.

  4. Let’s create a new project. The goal is to automatically produce a container for every commit. And besides the container, a set of files (that we call artifacts) like requirements files, Dockerfile, Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). This empowers developers to get a lot done, including the generation of helpful documentation, and ship faster with just a few clicks.

  5. Ogre shows a list of all repos in your GitHub account. Let’s choose a repository from the list. We give it a name, a description, and click create.

  6. In the background, Ogre is analyzing the source code and generating the artifacts that enable you to get that code up and running.

  7. Now that it is done, you can access the artifacts in the project page. You can download them and use our open source tool – – to create a local environment where your code will run. More on that in another video.

We are working on providing access to the containerized environment inside the platform. So stay tuned for updates.

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