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help with deploy params

shougom

im really new to opendeploy. So bear with me. Im the only one on the job so have nobody to ask except here.

I get this error when deploying:

Unable to resolve Node name web1. Check your node name.

attached is my config:

Im not sure what to put in either the deployment instance field or the parameters field. Thanks in advance.

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Shaik

Make sure that you have mapping available in odnodes.xml/odreceiver.xml files at base/receiver end

shougom

odnodes.xml has this in it:

Migrateduser

Pretty obvious, you have no WEB1.

I would suggest reading some of the documentation first and looking at some examples. As well as examples in this forum from other users. This will help get you started.

shougom

Its not obvious to me.

I just want to know what could possibly go in these two fields.

Adam Stoller

Its not obvious to me.

I just want to know what could possibly go in these two fields.

You need to read the manuals or get training.
The first box allows you to specify an 'instance' string which allows you to run multiple instances of the same deployment concurrently.
The second box allows you to specify key/value pair parameters that are used for substitutions in your deployment configuration files assuming you used those key-variables within it.

Note: This has nothing to do with your original question which has already been answered

shougom

Could someone provide some suggestion for manuals/docs that are easy reading for teamsite and opendeploy? I need to understand the basic concepts of a CRM which I have no experience with.

Thanks.

Migrateduser

Does your company have a Support contract with Autonomy Interwoven? If so, then you should be able to download the manuals you are looking for from the Support link in the navigation of this site. If not, then..... well, good luck.

If you're a contractor working on TeamSite for another company, then I wish that company good luck, because they shouldn't have to pay for someones on the job training.

Ask your company to spend some money on training and/or support. Without either of those, you are going to drown in this and cause yourself and the company alot of headaches while you learn without the proper tools. If they care about their employees they should be willing to at least pay for some training.