
DONE

SOME of these (for PCT's and ACT's)
* dto classes and endpoints (jersey resources) to have a rest server
* impl classes (abstract or composable?) which can make dto's
* connect impl classes to brooklyn

TODO

* remaining classes
* PDP formation


THOUGHTS

* get camp.io
* project for camp-ops, camp-samp-le-server


COMPARISON

CAMP
*   platform offers PlatformComponentTemplates (e.g. elasttic AppServer cluster) which a user can
    stitch together in an AssemblyTemplate to create an Assembly which is their application;
    user can also supply ApplicationComponentTemplate and ApplicationComponent instances
    (e.g. WAR files) for use in assemblies;
    and Requirements and Capabilities can be defined to e.g. indicate that a 3-tier app
    Template requires a WAR file and a schema (from the user) and PlatformComponents
    where these will run (from the platform) which get resolved at real-time 
    with as little or as much guidance from the user as desired;
    relies on conventions on types and tags (ie not specified in spec, yet) to facilitate re-use;
*   defines REST API for interacting with these, and uploading assemblies and app components
    (not platform components)
*   example

TOSCA
    ServiceTemplate is the basic idea
    Types
        NodeType
        RelationshipType
    TopologyTemplate
        NodeTemplate
        RelationshipTemplate
        GroupTemplate
    internal elements
        Artifacts:
            "deployment artifacts" for creating nodes, 
            "implementation artifacts" for operations)
        Container capabilities / requirements
        Properties, operations, scripts, constraints
        Policies
    Plans
        Plan

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