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Use bulleted list for resources (#186)
Signed-off-by: Stephen Lau <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Mathieu Benoit <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Mathieu Benoit <[email protected]>
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`resources`: the resource dependencies needed by the workload.
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`resource-name`: a required property that specifies the resource name.
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`type`: the resource type. This should be a type supported by the Score implementations being used.
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`class`: an optional specialisation of the resource type.
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`id`: an optional external resource identifier. When two resources share the same type, class, and id, they are considered the same resource when used across related Workloads.
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`params`: an optional map of parameters that may configure this resource. Params support both metadata and resource placeholders local to this Workload.
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`metadata`: an optional property that specifies additional resource metadata.
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- `type`: the resource type. This should be a type supported by the Score implementations being used.
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- `class`: an optional specialisation of the resource type.
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- `id`: an optional external resource identifier. When two resources share the same type, class, and id, they are considered the same resource when used across related Workloads.
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- `params`: an optional map of parameters that may configure this resource. Params support both metadata and resource placeholders local to this Workload.
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- `metadata`: an optional property that specifies additional resource metadata.
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- `annotations`: An optional property to specify meta data for a resource. This can be utilised to provide additional instructions for the Score CLI Implementation to interpret.
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### Resource example

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