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VSE Manager Command - Manage Virtual Service Environments

To manage virtual service environments, use the VSE Manager command-line tool. We recommend that you use the command-line tool for LISA 6.0 and later implementations. For more information, see Service Manager Commands.

VSE Manager is included as a tool under the bin directory in <lsrv>.

The VSE Manager command has the following format:

VSEManager [--registry name | --vse name | --username=name |--password=name ] 

[--status [vs-name | ALL ] | --deploy archive-file | --redeploy archive-file | --update vs-name [capacity capacity] [thinkscale scale] [auto-restart [ON|OFF] [grouptag group tag] | --remove vs-name | --start vs-name | --set-exec-mode vs-name --mode exec-mode | --stop vs-name | --help | --version

--registry name

Sets the name of the DevTest registry through which to work.

Note: The --registry parameter must be defined before a command is run. Otherwise, the command will, by default, run on the local registry. If there is no local registry, the command will not run.

--vse name

Sets the name of the virtual service environment with which to work.

--username=name

Sets the ID with which to authenticate to ACL.

--password=name

Sets the password that is associated with the specified --username value.

--status [vs-name | ALL]

Prints the status of a specific virtual service or of all virtual services in the current environment.

--deploy archive-file

Deploys a new virtual service to the current environment. The specified archive file must have a virtual service model as its primary asset.

--redeploy archive-file

Redeploys the specified virtual service to the current environment.

--update vs-name [capacity capacity] [--thinkscale scale ] [--auto-restart [ON|OFF] [--grouptag group tag ]

Updates the capacity, think scale, group tag, auto-restart setting, or any combination of these parameters for the named virtual service.

--remove vs-name

Removes the named virtual service from the current environment.

--start vs-name

Starts the named virtual service in the current environment.

--set-exec-mode vs-name --mode [DYNAMIC | VALIDATION | LIVE | TRACK | EFFICIENT | LEARNING | STAND_IN | FAILOVER]

Sets the execution mode for the named virtual service in the current environment.

--stop vs-name

Stops the named virtual service in the current environment.

--help

Displays help text.

--version

Prints the VSE version number.