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RI: A DSL for Software Development Project Continuous Configuration

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A Domain-Specific Language (DSL), named RI language, designed for the declarative description of microservices, along with a supporting tool, TSE (Toolbox Service Executor), implemented in Python and based on the RI grammar, enables the representation of structural and operational aspects of services in a technology-agnostic manner.

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