wls managedserver

Overview

control a managed server or cluster state like running,stop,restart

Type for managed server control like start, running, abort and stop a managed server or a cluster. Also supports subscribe with refreshonly when you only want to execute the restart when something has changed.

Here is an example on how you should use this:

wls_managedserver{'JMSServer1_Wls1036:':
  ensure                    => 'running',   #running|start|abort|stop
  target                    => 'Server', #Server|Cluster
  server_name               => 'JMSServer1',
  domain_name               => hiera('domain_name'),
  os_user                   => hiera('wls_os_user'),
  weblogic_home_dir         => hiera('wls_weblogic_home_dir'),
  weblogic_user             => hiera('wls_weblogic_user'),
  weblogic_password         => hiera('domain_wls_password'),
  jdk_home_dir              => hiera('wls_jdk_home_dir'),
  adminserver_address       => hiera('domain_adminserver_address'),
  adminserver_port          => hiera('domain_adminserver_port'),
}

Here is an example with refreshonly. In this example, the restart will only be executed when the domain Wls1036 is changed. A restart will be executed.

wls_managedserver{'JMSServer1_Wls1036':
  ensure                    => 'restart',   #running|start|abort|stop
  target                    => 'Server',    #Server|Cluster
  server_name               => 'JMSServer1',
  domain_name               => hiera('domain_name'),
  os_user                   => hiera('wls_os_user'),
  weblogic_home_dir         => hiera('wls_weblogic_home_dir'),
  weblogic_user             => hiera('wls_weblogic_user'),
  weblogic_password         => hiera('domain_wls_password'),
  jdk_home_dir              => hiera('wls_jdk_home_dir'),
  adminserver_address       => hiera('domain_adminserver_address'),
  adminserver_port          => hiera('domain_adminserver_port'),
  refreshonly               => true,
  subscribe                 => Wls_domain['Wls1036'],
}

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Attributes

Attribute Name	Short Description
adminserver_address	The adminserver address.
adminserver_port	The adminserver port.
domain_name	The weblogic domain name.
ensure	Whether to do something.
jdk_home_dir	The jdk home dir.
name	The title.
os_user	The weblogic operating system user.
provider	resource.
refreshonly	refresh mechanism for when a dependent object is changed.
server_name	The adminserver name.
target	The weblogic type.
weblogic_home_dir	The weblogic home folder.
weblogic_password	The weblogic user password.
weblogic_user	The weblogic user.

adminserver_address

The adminserver address.

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adminserver_port

The adminserver port.

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domain_name

The weblogic domain name.

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ensure

Whether to do something.

Valid values are start (also called running), stop (also called abort).

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jdk_home_dir

The jdk home dir.

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name

The title.

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os_user

The weblogic operating system user.

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provider

The specific backend to use for this wls_managedserver resource. You will seldom need to specify this — Puppet will usually discover the appropriate provider for your platform.Available providers are: