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This exercise assumes the student has

·       Syndeia Cloud 3.5 6 or later installed with a valid user account, and

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Figure 1 provides a simplified schema for elements in the Syndeia Cloud graph. All graph nodes are either Repositories, Containers, or Artifacts, where each Artifact is owned by a Container and Each Container is owned by a Repository. Each has a Type; the set of Container Types and Artifact Types are owned by the Repository. How the VOLTA data model maps to the Syndeia Cloud data model is discussed in the next section. View filename2680356871

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Figure 1 : Syndeia Cloud Schema (simplified)

Background - ESTECO VOLTA:

As of Syndeia release 3.56, the Syndeia Web Dashboard can extract and display some model information from a VOLTA repository. Figure 2 shows a tree view of this information, with labels identifying the VOLTA element types. Note the different icons. The label color coding indicates how the VOLTA element type is mapped to the Syndeia Cloud element types: Repository (green), Container (red) and Artifact (blue).

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  1. Log on to the Syndeia Cloud Web Dashboard (see Video 1.2) and click on the Graph Queries icon on the left border.

  2. The first task is to compile a list of VOLTA Artifacts of a specific type. Per Figure 1, ArtifactTypes are owned by (specific to) a Repository. We typically want to begin by creating a list of Artifact types available in such a Repository.

    1. If we use Query Builder (Figure 3), we select ArtifactType from the pull-down menu under Label.

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      Figure 3 : Graph Queries page (icon outlined in red) – Query Builder

    2. To restrict the list of ArtifactTypes to our current VOLTA repository, we click Filters. We will filter by the name of our Repository, so we select Repository from the pull-down menu at the top marked Property of. Under Property Key, we select the Name property and under Property Value, we enter VOLTA @ Intercax. We then click the Plus (+) button to add the filter in the bottom list and the window should look similar to Figure 4. Click Close.

      Figure 4 : Query Builder Filters window

  3. Back on the Graph Queries page, click Run. The results, a list of all ArtifactTypes in VOLTA @ Intercax, may be displayed in table form as in Figure 5. Key ArtifactType properties in the table are Name and Key because we will use these in the next search. Click the Exports icon to export the list as a CSV file for future reference, if desired.

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