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Current revision: 3
Date published: 2013/08/30 00:01:48 +0000
MultiCloud Marketplace: http://www.rightscale.com/library/se.../lineage/44090
This ServerTemplate is on the LTS Lineage. For the latest Infinity version, see the Infinity Release For a description of the Infinity and LTS lineages, see ServerTemplate Release Methodology This ServerTemplate configures an IIS (Internet Information Services) web application server. It is designed to work in a hybrid cloud setting and with a CLB, ELB or Load Balancer ServerTemplate and Database ServerTemplate as part of a three-tier web architecture. Key Features: * Built-in monitoring and alerts on CPU, memory, and disk * Utilizes RightScale tag-based routing for connecting to load balancers * Pulls application code from an external repository (Git, SVN, or cloud storage) Related ServerTemplates: Load Balancer with HAProxy Database Manager for Microsoft SQL Server Documentation: Microsoft IIS App Server Release Notes Tutorial
The following MultiCloud Images (MCIs) are used by the ServerTemplate. The MCIs determine which operating systems and clouds are supported.
MultiCloud Images
The Access Key ID is an Amazon Access Credential that's used to authenticate your requests to AWS services. It's unique to your AWS Account Number. The Access Key ID and Secret Access Key are used to retrieve objects from an S3 bucket that are 'private'. Log into your AWS account at aws.amazon.com to retrieve your access identifiers. It's strongly recommended that you use a RightScale Credential (Design > Credentials) to hide the actual key value from non-admin users while still allowing them to pass the appropriate value as an input. Ex: 1JHQQ4KVEVM02KVEVM02
The Secret Access Key is an Amazon Access Credential that's used to authenticate your requests to AWS services. It's unique to your AWS Account Number. The Access Key ID and Secret Access Key are used to retrieve objects from an S3 bucket that are 'private'. Log into your AWS account at aws.amazon.com to retrieve your access identifiers. It's strongly recommended that you use a RightScale Credential (Design > Credentials) to hide the actual key value from non-admin users while still allowing them to pass the appropriate value as an input. Ex: XVdxPgOM4auGcMlPz61IZGotpr9LzzI07tT8s2Ws
Comma-separated list of URIs or FQDNs for which the load balancer will create server pools to answer website requests. The order of the items in the list will be preserved when answering to requests. Last entry will be the default backend and will answer for all URIs and FQDNs not listed here. A single entry of any name, e.g. 'default', 'www.mysite.com' or '/appserver', will mimic basic behavior of one load balancer with one pool of application servers. This will be used for naming server pool backends. Application servers can provide any numbers of URIs or FQDNs to join corresponding server pool backends.Example: www.mysite.com, api.mysite.com, /serverid, default
The Account ID or Name of the Remote Storage account which is used to authenticate your requests to Remote Storage services. It's strongly recommended that you use a RightScale Credential (Design > Credentials) to hide the actual key value from non-admin users while still allowing them to pass the appropriate value as an input. Ex: cred:AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
The Account ID or Name of the Remote Storage account which is used to authenticate your requests to Remote Storage services. It's strongly recommended that you use a RightScale Credential (Design > Credentials) to hide the actual key value from non-admin users while still allowing them to pass the appropriate value as an input. Ex: cred:AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID
The Secret Key or Password of the Remote Storage account which is used to authenticate your requests to Remote Storage services. It's strongly recommended that you use a RightScale Credential (Design > Credentials) to hide the actual key value from non-admin users while still allowing them to pass the appropriate value as an input. Ex: cred:AWS_ACCESS_SECRET_KEY_ID
The Secret Key or Password of the Remote Storage account which is used to authenticate your requests to Remote Storage services. It's strongly recommended that you use a RightScale Credential (Design > Credentials) to hide the actual key value from non-admin users while still allowing them to pass the appropriate value as an input. Ex: cred:AWS_ACCESS_SECRET_KEY_ID
The endpoint URL for the Remote Storage provider. Currently this is used to specify endpoint for OpenStack Swift. Ex: http://myswift.com:5000/v2.0/tokens
The endpoint URL for the Remote Storage provider. Currently this is used to specify endpoint for OpenStack Swift. Ex: http://myswift.com:5000/v2.0/tokens
Set this input to True to force network connection to remote storage service using private interface (if the server is located in the same cloud/datacenter as remote storage service). This input is supported for Rackspace Open cloud, SoftLayer and OpenStack. Default is False (using public network interface). Ex: True.
Set this input to True to force network connection to remote storage service using private interface (if the server is located in the same cloud/datacenter as remote storage service). This input is supported for Rackspace Open cloud, SoftLayer and OpenStack. Default is False (using public network interface). Ex: True.
Full svn path to application code. Supports both svn and http(s) protocols. Ex: http://myserver.com/path/rep
Revision | Date Published | Description of Changes | Known Issues |
3 | Aug 29, 2013 | Initial release. See v13.5 LTS Release Notes. | N/A |
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