Cora SeQuence V9.x introduces several new terms. Make sure that you are familiar with these terms before you install or deploy applications.
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| Application kind | Site or Service |
| Application type | Administration, Flowtime, ADSS, BRS, JES, WebAPI |
| Build | Assembly of a Cora SeQuence application built from a list of selected modules. The result of a "build" is a Cora SeQuence Application package. |
| Build machine | A computer—typically a PC, but can be a server, used to build Cora SeQuence applications. |
| Cora SeQuence application | An application that delivers Cora SeQuence functionality. There are six types of application: Administration, Flowtime, ADSS, BRS, JES, and WebAPI. |
| Cora SeQuence Application package | ZIP file that includes application files and folders required for the Cora SeQuence application. |
| Cora SeQuence Deployment package | ZIP file that contains:
|
| Cora SeQuence module | A collection of universal packages—NuGets— that delivers basic Cora SeQuence functionality. |
| Deployment process | The action of setting up an instance of a Cora SeQuence application on a target server. |
| PowerShell function | Collection of code required to perform specific deployment actions, such as install applications, set authentication, or get service GUID. |
| PowerShell module | Unit that includes all correlated PowerShell functions. |
| Project template | Visual Studio template for building a Cora SeQuence application. |
