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Example Application Provisioning Commands

The following examples describe typical application provisioning commands:

• Grid Server

  app provision VPS_CentOS50_r1 gs_cust12 \ 
  hostname=gs_cust12 primary_ip=209.100.100.12 \ 
  netmask=255.255.255.0 gateway=209.100.100.1 \ 
  dns1=209.101.1.2 dns=209.102.1.2 \ 
  user=user12 user_pw=K2RX9Jx5 root_pw=17bWvuMG \ 
  cpu.dflt=0.10 mem.dflt=256M GSC.boot.size=20G \ 
  .user1=Customer12 .user2=RatePlan2 \ 
  .description="grid server for customer #12" 
  

• SugarCRM

  app provision SugarCRM? _r1 sugar_1 
  user_ip=209.100.100.11 admin_ip=209.100.100.12 \ 
  netmask=255.255.255.0 gateway=209.100.100.1 \ 
  dns1=209.101.1.2 dns=209.102.1.2 \ 
  mail_server=mail@mycompany.com \ 
  cpu.dflt=4.0 mem.dflt=1G code.size=512M data.size=1G \ 
  config.size=256M logs.size=64M \ 
  .user1=Customer1 .user2=RatePlan5 \ 
  .description="SugarCRM hosing for customer #1"
  

• TWiki

  app provision TWiki_r1 twiki_1 
  user_ip=209.100.100.11 admin_ip=209.100.100.12 \ 
  netmask=255.255.255.0 gateway=209.100.100.1 \ 
  dns1=209.101.1.2 dns=209.102.1.2 \ 
  mail_server=mail@mycompany.com \ 
  cpu.dflt=1.0 mem.dflt=256M data.size=512M twiki.size=512M \ 
  .user1=Customer1 .user2=RatePlan5 \ 
  .description="TWiki hosing for customer #1"
  

Note: The app provision command starts the application. If you want to provision the application without starting it for example, to prepare ready instances but not start them), add the --skipstart option at the end of the app provision command line. See the Command Line Shell Reference guide for all options of this command.