Now that the new platform is showing up in the design phase, we can test it out by deploying it. To test it out you must have a cloud configured. By now you should have at least a test OneOps system configured for all your development and testing needs. Configuring a cloud should also be easy for you. So go ahead and create a test assembly. Add the freshly created OrientDB platform to it. When you are deploying a newly created platform for the first time, you should fully expect it to fail. It is rare that things will go right the first time. This is the reason you should be doing this in a test or development environment.
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Another reason to test in a development environment is that you can test with the latest and greatest code, that is, the master branch. That will ensure your code is compatible with the latest changes that OneOps will release. Since OneOps is an Open Source project you should also check in your changes to GitHub and file pull...