Overview
Learn about Score, the Score implementation (CLI), and how to eliminate configuration mismanagement.
Score overview
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Score provides a developer-centric and platform-agnostic Workload specification to improve developer productivity and experience. Score eliminates configuration management between local and remote environments.
Develop your Score Spec
To compose a Score Specification file, you’ll do the following:
- Scope: identify containers, resources, and services needed for your infrastructure.
- Compose: compose your resources into the Score Specification file.
- Transform: transform your Score Specification file to the Platform of your choice.
Getting started
To get started, you’ll want to:
- Read through the Overview page.
- Learn how to install the Score implementation (CLI).
- Review the reference material.
Beyond the getting started section, you can learn more about Score and how to implement it into your own workflows.
- Concepts: Recommended reading for anyone consuming or operating Score.
- Manage extensions: Learn about extension mechanisms.
- Set environment variables Learn how to set and manage environment-specific variables.
Concepts
This section covers some concepts that are important to understand for day to day Score usage and operation.
Define environment variables
This section describes how to define environment variables.
Add an override configuration
Use overrides as a method of sharing common configurations across environments.
Resource Annotations
This section covers resource annotations, which are used to provide additional metadata for resources.
Set dependent Workloads
Describes how to set Workloads that are dependent on additional resources.
Manage extension files
Manage routes as resources, in your Humanitec applications.
Tutorials
Learn how to use Score with these tutorials.
Reference
Reference docs for the Score Specification and Score Implementation (CLI).