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Grid Overview

Grid Users are the users that create and deploy applications. You can use the graphical user interface or perform the required actions using the command line interface.

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Examples of Creating and Modifying a SugarCRM Application

Examples of Creating and Modifying a SugarCRM Application

Follow these steps:

  1. Log in to the controller through the web shell.
  2. Execute the following command to see the available set of configuration parameters. SugarCRM_r1 is used as an example.
    app config "SugarCRM_r1" --boundary 
    
  3. Select the network configuration parameters, such as IP address, netmask, gateway, and DNS server, for your grid. These configuration parameters display on the dashboard.
  4. Provision the application using the app provision command. Upon completion of the app provision command, the application should be running.
    Example: 
    app provision SugarCRM_r1 mysugar 
    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 
    config.size=256M logs.size=64M 
    .description="My SugarCRM application" 
    

    You will see the application instance volumes being created. This process runs only once and may take a while. On subsequent starts, startup skips the volume creation phase. After a short delay, you should see Starting application and a progress indicator. As appliances complete their startup, they will be reported. At the end, you should see Application started successfully.

  5. Point your browser to the IP address of the user gateway (the value of the usr_ip property you recorded in the app provision command).

    The SugarCRM home page displays.