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how to deploy files from single source to multiple targets
srinivasan
hi can any one help, how to deploy files from single source to multiple targets.
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vaibhav2288
hi can any one help, how to deploy files from single source to multiple targets.
You can use the OpenDeploy configuration files...
Adam Stoller
hi can any one help, how to deploy files from single source to multiple targets.
By "multiple targets" do you mean:
Assuming one of the first three - have you spent any time reading through the OpenDeploy product manuals? If not, I suggest you do so.If you have, perhaps you could explain your request in more detail so we can understand what it is that you don't understand.
srinivasan
I am using following code to deploy single source to single target:
my $source = "/app/iw-home/log";
my $target = "/app/iw-home/opendeploy/OpenDeployNG/tmp";
my $targetnode = "MyLocalHost";
my $localnodehost="MyLocalHost";
my $fileDeployment = "/$odpath/bin/iwodcmd start $deploymentConfFile -inst $instance -k source=$source -k target=$target -k targetnode=$targetnode -k localnodehost=$localnodehost";
but for single source to multiple targets how to write above command .
Rick Poulin
Use a replicationFarm instead of individual targets (configure replication farms in odnodes.xml, then modify your deploymentConf to use external nodes, then specify the replication farm name as your target instead of the single node).
srinivasan
when i deploy from source to multiple targets ,its deployed for same server but i am getting below error for different server .please help me out .
ENG: 2011-05-05 19:39:58 GMT+05:00 GMT+05:00 Thread-1090 ***ERROR - I/O error with [/app/iw-home/opendeploy/OpenDeployNG/log/src.odciti.MYDEFINITIONNAME1.kettlebell.to.pslapp02.log.mf]: File not found
Rick Poulin
That's innocuous, usually as a result of a previous error. Look further up in your log file.