How to define the security group explicitly¶
If users do not want the orchestration engine to auto-generate security groups for them, they can define the security groups explicitly on a Port as follows: * Drop a SecurityGroup node to the editor. * Connect on the dependency point of a Port to the feature point of the SecurityGroup.

Figure 1. Define security group explicitly¶
Drop one or more SecurityGroupRule component on the SecurityGroup. The figure below shows an inbound rule on port
8080
from the remote0.0.0.0/0
.

Figure 2. An example of security group rule¶