<h1>Example deployment of a Sun Cloud application using the command line interface</h1> This document illustrates by example the process of building a simple web application within a Virtual Data Center. The required infrastructure is: * A firewall appliance for connecting to the Internet * A private network connecting the firewall to other systems * A Linux web server running a LAMP stack * A Solaris database machine running MySQL User credentials and service URI are assumed to be in the environmental variables. (TBD) === Creating a new resource cluster, 'Test' to hold the application === Since we'll be wanting to apply operations such as Deploy, Stop, Start, Hibernate to all the virtual machines making up this application, we first create a cluster, and then add resources to it. cloud_command --create cluster Test === Add a firewall, linux web server, and Solaris MySQL database === cloud_command --cluster Test --create-vm --name Firewall --from-template Firewall-template cloud_command --cluster Test --create-vm --name App1 --from-template Linux-LAMP cloud_command --cluster Test --create-vm --name Database1 --from-template Solaris-MySQL === Create a private network === cloud_command -cluster Test --create-vnet -name FrontEndNet === Connect the servers to the firewall through the private network === cloud_command -cluster Test --vm Firewall -attach -vnet FrontEndNet cloud_command -cluster Test --vm App1l -attach -vnet FrontEndNet cloud_command -cluster Test --vm Database1 -attach -vnet FrontEndNet === Get a public IP address and assign it to the firewall vm === cloud_command -cluster Test --create-address --name PublicAddrress cloud_command -cluster Test -vm Firewall -attach -address PublicAddrress === Deploy and start the application === cloud_command -cluster Test --deploy cloud_command -cluster Test --start -note "App started 9:30pm"