appmgr"> ]> Gábor Gombás gombasg@sztaki.hu August 27, 2009 &appmgr; 8 &appmgr; Tool to manage applications and platforms &appmgr; list --no-versions &appmgr; add NAME DESC --hr=no --hr=fine --hr=coarse --beta --weight=NUM --target_nresults=NUM &appmgr; delete NAME --version=VER --platform=NAME --plan_class=NAME &appmgr; update NAME --hr=no --hr=fine --hr=coarse --beta --no-beta --weight=NUM --target_nresults=NUM --user_friendly_name=DESC --min_version=VER --deprecated --no-deprecated &appmgr; update_appver NAME --version=VER --platform=NAME --plan_class=NAME --deprecated --no-deprecated --min_core_version=VER --max_core_version=VER &appmgr; list_platform --short &appmgr; add_platform NAME DESC &appmgr; delete_platform NAME --force &appmgr; update_platform NAME --user_friendly_name=DESC --deprecated --no-deprecated &appmgr; add_standard_platforms &appmgr; -h --help &appmgr; is a tool to manage platforms, applications and application versions from the command-line. Note: application refers to data in the app table; application version refers to data in the app_version table and in the file system. The generic syntax is: &appmgr; COMMAND command arguments Note that command-specific options must came after the command, never before. Here is a short list of the available commands. The following sections describe the commands in detail. list List the installed applications and application versions. add Add a new application. delete Delete an application or application version. update Update the properties of an application. update_appver Update the properties of an application version. list_platform List the platforms known to the project. add_platform Add a new platform. delete_platform Delete a platform. update_platform Update the properties of a platform. add_standard_platforms Add all standard platforms to the project. List the installed applications and application versions, together with any non-default properties (beta, deprecated, min. core version etc.). If the --no-versions option is specified, then the list of application versions is omitted and just the application definitions are listed. Add a new application. NAME is the short name of the application as used in the file system. DESC is the user-friendly name that is displayed to users. The following options can also be specified: --hr=no, --hr=fine, --hr=coarse Set the homogeneous redundancy class. no means all hosts are equivalent, fine means fine-grained classification of 80 classes, coarse means coarse classification of 4 classes. --beta Indicate that this is application is in beta testing. Users can select if they are willing to test applications marked as beta in their preferences; see the wiki section "Beta-test applications" about how to enable this on the web interface. --weight=NUM Specify the weight of this application if the feeder is run with the -allapps option. NUM is a floating-point value, the default is 1. --target_nresults=NUM Set the number of replicas when an otherwise unreplicated work unit is sent to a host that is not trusted. See the wiki section "Adaptive replication" for details. Delete applications or application versions. This command deletes both the database records and the files under the download and apps directories, so use with care. The following options can be specified: --version=VER Select only application versions with the version number VER. The version number must be specified as major.minor. --platform=NAME Select only application versions for the platform NAME. --plan_class=NAME Select only application versions having the plan class NAME. If more than one of the options --version, --platform and --plan_class are specified, then only application versions matching all the criteria are deleted. If none of these options are specified, then the application is also deleted. Note that if one or more of these options are specified then the application is not deleted even if there are no more application versions remaining. Update the properties of an application. The following properties can be modified: --hr=no, --hr=fine, --hr=coarse Set the homogeneous redundancy class. no means all hosts are equivalent, fine means fine-grained classification of 80 classes, coarse means coarse classification of 4 classes. Do not change the homogeneous redundancy class while there are jobs in progress! --beta Indicate that this is application is in beta testing. Users can select if they are willing to test applications marked as beta in their preferences; see the wiki about how to enable this on the web interface. --no-beta Indicate that the application is no more in beta testing. --weight=NUM Specify the weight of this application if the feeder is run with the -allapps option. NUM is a floating-point value, the default is 1. --target_nresults=NUM Set the number of replicas when an otherwise unreplicated work unit is sent to a host that is not trusted. See the wiki article on "Adaptive replication" for details. --user_friendly_name=DESC Update the user-friendly description of the application. --min_version=VER Set the min. version of the application that the scheduler accepts. This is checked only if the client uses the anonymous platform. The version number must be specified as major.minor. --deprecated Indicate that the application is deprecated. The feeder will then ignore this application when looking for new work. --no-deprecated Remove the deprecation mark from the application. Update the properties of an application version. The version(s) to operate on can be specified with the --version, --platform and --plan_class options, as described at the DELETE command. The following properties can be modified: --min_core_version=VER Set the min. version of the core client that is required to run this application version. The version number must be specified as major.minor. The 3rd component (the patch level) of the core client version is ignored. --max_core_version=VER Set the max. version of the core client that is allowed to run this application. Note that the scheduler ignores this setting currently. --deprecated Indicate that the application version is deprecated. The feeder will then ignore this version when looking for new work. --no-deprecated Remove the deprecation mark from the application version. List the platforms known to the project. If the --short option is specified, then only the short names of the platforms are listed. Add a new platform. NAME is the short name of the platform that is used in the scheduler requests. DESC is the user-friendly name that is displayed to users. Delete a platform. If the --force option is specified, the command deletes all application versions for this platform. Otherwise, if there are such application versions, the command will fail. Update the properties of a platform. The following properties can be modified: --user_friendly_name=DESC Update the user-friendly description of the platform. --deprecated Indicate that the platform is deprecated. The feeder will then ignore this platform when looking for new work. --no-deprecated Remove the deprecation mark from the platform. Add all the standard platform definitions to the database that do not exist yet.