You can use the Server Console or LISA Invoke to list the development and test labs that are available in the cloud environment.
Listing the Available Labs from the Server Console
For the instructions about accessing the Server Console, see Open the Server Console in Administering.
The following graphic shows a list of available labs in the Server Console. The tree structure is expanded to show two child labs.
To list the available labs:
The available labs appear in the right panel. The tree structure is initially collapsed.
Listing the Available Labs by Using LISA Invoke
You can use LISA Invoke to list the available labs. The syntax is as follows:
/lisa-invoke/listRunnableLabs
The response is an XML document. For each lab, the following information is provided:
The lab key is a required parameter in the startLab, getLab, and killLab operations.
Example
The following URL makes a request to list the available labs.
http://localhost:1505/lisa-invoke/listRunnableLabs
The following response contains a list of three available labs.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <invokeResult> <method name="ListRunnableLabs"> <params /> </method> <status>OK</status> <result> <lab name="MM-Test" key="VCD:7"> <labMember name="Simulator" /> <labMember name="Coordinator" /> </lab> <lab name="MM-Test run by rich-47" key="VCD:47"> <labMember name="Simulator_1_184_72_204_206" /> <labMember name="Simulator_2_107_21_199_227" /> <labMember name="Coordinator_1_184_73_83_115" /> </lab> <lab name="VSE-Cluster run by rich-46" key="VCD:46"> <labMember name="V_S_E_Member_1_23_21_11_148" /> <labMember name="V_S_E_Member_2_23_21_3_45" /> <labMember name="V_S_E_Member_4_184_73_65_217" /> <labMember name="V_S_E_Member_3_174_129_88_179" /> </lab> </result> </invokeResult>
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