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IBM Tivoli Monitoring > Version 6.3 > User's Guides > Agent Builder User's Guide > Create Non-agent file bundles IBM Tivoli Monitoring, Version 6.3
Remote Deploy Bundle Editor
The Remote Deploy Bundle Editor is used to generate commands to help deploy your file bundle.
The Remote Deploy Bundle Editor provides information about the bundle for a project.
Figure 1. Remote Deploy Bundle Editor
The Bundle Identification Information section contains the following information:
- Bundle identifier
- Unique ID for the bundle
- Bundle description
- Description for the bundle
- Bundle version
- Version of the bundle
- Build
- Build identifier for the bundle. Enter a build number here. If no build number is specified, a number is generated from the date and time when the bundle is generated.
- Create copy commands for the files in the bundle check box
- Click the check box to generate a set of default copy commands that run when the bundle is deployed. The files are copied to the location specified in the Copy location text box. The default location is INSTALLDIR. Specify this remote deployment variable from the command-line deployment by setting KDY.INSTALLDIR=...
The Operating Systems section shows the operating systems to which the bundle can be deployed.
The Commands section shows the commands to run when the bundle is deployed.
Prerequisite Bundles section shows the bundles that must be present for this bundle to work.
Use the Remote Deploy Bundle Editor to opt for a set of default copy commands that copy the files in your bundle to a set location. If this option is selected, then a copy command is generated for each file in your bundle project. The default copy location is INSTALLDIR. A special remote deployment variable that, if not set on the deployment command line, defaults to CANDLEHOME. To change the location that is specified by INSTALLDIR, specify the KDY.INSTALLDIR property when you run the addSystem command.
The same directory structure that is specified in your bundle project is replicated in INSTALLDIR. For example, if there is a folder named config in your bundle project with a file named myprod.config, then the generated copy command copies the file to INSTALLDIR/config/myprod.configwhen the bundle is deployed.
Parent topic:
Create Non-agent file bundles