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| − | ResourceManagerClient [options] scope true/false [ | + | ResourceManagerClient [options] scope true/false [parameters...] |
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| − | *scope : identifies the operation scope, thus the Resource Manager Service instance to contact. The Resource Manager service to contact for every type of operation is automatically discovered from the Infrastructure ISs. | + | *''scope'' : identifies the operation scope, thus the Resource Manager Service instance to contact. The Resource Manager service to contact for every type of operation is automatically discovered from the Infrastructure ISs. |
| − | *true/false : specifies if the Resource Manager | + | *''true/false'' : specifies if the Resource Manager needs to be contacted in a secure way. If yes the user proxy is loaded from the environment ( the X509_USER_PROXY variable need to be set ) and attached to the service request. |
| − | *options: | + | *''options'': |
** '''DEPLOY''' : to deploy one or more SAs | ** '''DEPLOY''' : to deploy one or more SAs | ||
**'''UNDEPLOY_RI''' : to undeploy one or more RunningInstance knowing the Ids. | **'''UNDEPLOY_RI''' : to undeploy one or more RunningInstance knowing the Ids. | ||
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**'''REMOVE_SCOPE''' : to remove one or more Resources from the given scope | **'''REMOVE_SCOPE''' : to remove one or more Resources from the given scope | ||
**'''REPORT''' : to get the deployment/undeplopyment report | **'''REPORT''' : to get the deployment/undeplopyment report | ||
| + | *''parameters'': | ||
| + | ** DEPLOY : [<ServiceName> <ServiceClass> <version> <GHNId>]* | ||
| + | A property file containinig the deployment information can be provided instead: | ||
| + | DEPLOY : <Property File> | ||
| + | ** UNDEPLOY_RI : [<RunningIstanceID>]* | ||
| + | **UNDEPLOY_SA : [<ServiceName> <ServiceClass> <version> ]* <GHNId> | ||
| + | A property file containinig the undeployment information can be provided instead: | ||
| + | UNDEPLOY_SA : <Property File> | ||
| + | **UPGRADE_RI :[<RunningIstanceID>]* | ||
| + | **UPGRADE_SA : [<ServiceName> <ServiceClass> <version> ]* <GHNId> | ||
| + | A property file containinig the upgrade information can be provided instead: | ||
| + | UPGRADE_SA : <Property File> | ||
| + | **ADD_SCOPE : <ResourceType> [<ResourceID>]* | ||
| + | <ResourceType> must be one of: GHN, RunningInstance, Collection, MetadataCollection, GenericResource | ||
| + | ** REMOVE_SCOPE : <ResourceType> [<ResourceID>]* | ||
| + | <ResourceType> must be one of: GHN, RunningInstance, Collection, MetadataCollection, GenericResource | ||
| + | ** REPORT : <deployment/undeployment ID> | ||
Revision as of 10:46, 31 January 2011
Resource Manager Client
The Resource Manager Client library is a set of utilities which allows the management of a gCube infrastructure. It exploits and combines the functionalities exposed by the Resource Manager Service, giving Site/Infrastructure Administrators a powerful tool to easily perform the following infrastructure management operations:
- Service Deployment
- Service Undeployment
- Service Upgrade
- Add Scope to a Resource
- Remove Scope from a Resource
Usage
The Library can be invoked by CLI using the following syntax:
ResourceManagerClient [options] scope true/false [parameters...]
where :
- scope : identifies the operation scope, thus the Resource Manager Service instance to contact. The Resource Manager service to contact for every type of operation is automatically discovered from the Infrastructure ISs.
- true/false : specifies if the Resource Manager needs to be contacted in a secure way. If yes the user proxy is loaded from the environment ( the X509_USER_PROXY variable need to be set ) and attached to the service request.
- options:
- DEPLOY : to deploy one or more SAs
- UNDEPLOY_RI : to undeploy one or more RunningInstance knowing the Ids.
- UNDEPLOY_SA : to undeploy one or more SAs from the given scope
- UPGRADE_RI : to upgrade one or more RIs in the given scope
- UPGRADE_SA : to upgrade one or more SAs in the given scope.
- ADD_SCOPE : to add one or more Resources to the given scope
- REMOVE_SCOPE : to remove one or more Resources from the given scope
- REPORT : to get the deployment/undeplopyment report
- parameters:
- DEPLOY : [<ServiceName> <ServiceClass> <version> <GHNId>]*
A property file containinig the deployment information can be provided instead: DEPLOY : <Property File>
- UNDEPLOY_RI : [<RunningIstanceID>]*
- UNDEPLOY_SA : [<ServiceName> <ServiceClass> <version> ]* <GHNId>
A property file containinig the undeployment information can be provided instead: UNDEPLOY_SA : <Property File>
- UPGRADE_RI :[<RunningIstanceID>]*
- UPGRADE_SA : [<ServiceName> <ServiceClass> <version> ]* <GHNId>
A property file containinig the upgrade information can be provided instead: UPGRADE_SA : <Property File>
- ADD_SCOPE : <ResourceType> [<ResourceID>]*
<ResourceType> must be one of: GHN, RunningInstance, Collection, MetadataCollection, GenericResource
- REMOVE_SCOPE : <ResourceType> [<ResourceID>]*
<ResourceType> must be one of: GHN, RunningInstance, Collection, MetadataCollection, GenericResource
- REPORT : <deployment/undeployment ID>
