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Explore the Demo Organization

The demo organization in Choreo provides a hands-on view of a fully deployed system in a read-only mode. This organization is maintained by Choreo and demonstrates a real-world use case to help you understand how Choreo simplifies developing, deploying, and managing cloud native applications.

Prerequisites

  • If you are signing in to the Choreo Console for the first time, create an organization as follows:
    1. Go to the Choreo Console and sign in using Google, GitHub, or Microsoft.
    2. Enter a unique organization name, for example, Stark Industries.
    3. Read and accept the privacy policy and terms of use.
    4. Click Create. This creates the organization and opens the organization home page.

Join the demo organization

  1. Sign in to the Choreo Console.
  2. In the Choreo Console header, click the Organization list to view available organizations.
  3. Under Invited Organizations, you will see the Demo Organization.
  4. To gain access to the Demo Organization, click Join corresponding to it.

Demo organization overview

When you join the demo organization, you gain access to a comprehensive, read-only sample application for managing customer rewards. This application illustrates a complete use case, showcasing the capabilities of Choreo.

Key aspects you can explore include:

  • Projects and components: Take a look at the sample projects and their respective components, where each component serves a distinct function within the customer rewards management system.

  • Component details and architecture: Understand the architecture by exploring how each component is configured, including environment variables, API keys, and other dependencies that enable the required functionality.

  • Build and deployment pipelines: Inspect the build configurations and deployment history for each component.

  • Delivery insights, usage insights, and observability metrics for each component.

For more details on the architecture and source code, see the Customer reward management system sample on GitHub. This repository provides comprehensive documentation on the project setup, and its code structure, enabling you to replicate or modify it as needed.