Available in Classic and VPC
There are a few terms you need to know to use SourceBuild. The terms and their descriptions are as follows.
Git
A distributed version-control system for managing the source code of programs
GitHub
A service that provides remote repository for projects that use Git, a version-control system
Docker image
A form that includes all files and settings required to create and run containers in the Docker
Docker
An open-source project that automates the task of placing Linux application programs in software containers
Repository
A storage that allows information scattered within an organization or information related to the development of an application system to be collected and shared
Bucket
Data storage space. The top directory grouping related objects
Branch
The independent version of the data that each user generated from a project. After modifying, changing, or adding files in a branch, the branch is merged into the master branch (main directory of a project) through a pull request to perform data updates
Bitbucket
A web-based version management storage hosting service for source codes and development projects using the Git version management system
Sub Account
A sub account created under the default account (main account) that can be specified to manage permissions for each task and role
SourceDeploy
An automated deployment service that deploys and applies newly written or updated sources to the server automatically
SourceBuild
A managed source code building service that supports source code compiling, which includes code compile and test, and component packaging all at once
SourceCommit
A private Git repository for secure storage and management of source code and files required for development
SourcePipeline
An automated service that supports fast and stable software releases by integrating repository, build, and deployment processes
Object Storage
An object storage service that allows you to save and check data, regardless of type, anytime and anywhere
Container Registry
A service that saves and manages the container image easily from the private Docker registry, thus enabling easy deployment to NAVER Cloud Platform
To see a full list of terms and definitions, go to Glossary from the NAVER Cloud Platform portal.