23 docs tagged with "remoting"

This topic describes how to configure Nagios to pick up JMX counters from Deploy Satellite.

This topic explains how to assign satellites to a host, detailing the steps necessary to ensure effective communication and deployment across multiple environments.

The remoting functionality in Deploy and Release uses the Overthere framework to manipulate files and execute commands on remote hosts. To determine which type of Overthere host to create and which connection type to use, follow these guidelines described in Remoting plugin and Overthere framework.

This topic covers how to configure communication between Deploy satellites and the Deploy master to ensure secure and effective operations.

This topic describes how to create a custom deployment step in Deploy using Java

This topic covers how satellite servers affect a deployment plan.

This topic provides information on how to install and configure a satellite server.

You can install and run Deploy Satellite as a service on your Unix or Microsoft Windows machine. The satellite service wrapper requires Java Development Kit 8 or higher to be installed on the target Unix or Windows machine.

Deploy and Release both have remoting functionality that enables them to manipulate files and execute commands on remote hosts. This functionality is provided by the Remoting plugin, which uses the open-source Java framework.

This topic describes how to check the connection between Deploy and a satellite by pinging the satellite. This process tests the entire network and application stack and check your parameters.

This topic explains the necessity of restarting a Deploy satellite after synchronizing plugins. The restart ensures that Java classes, scripts, rules, and other resources are properly loaded into the JVM, and it resets the satellite's internal state.

This topic describes the requirement to synchronize Deploy with satellite servers if you add, remove, or update a Deploy plugin or extension before performing a deployment.

The remoting functionality or Deploy and Release uses the Overthere framework to manipulate files and execute commands on remote hosts. CIFS, Telnet, and WinRM are supported for connectivity to Microsoft Windows hosts. This topic describes configuration errors that can occur when using Deploy or Release with the CIFS protocol.

The remoting functionality for Deploy and Release uses the Overthere framework to manipulate files and execute commands on remote hosts. CIFS, Telnet, and WinRM are supported for connectivity to Microsoft Windows hosts. This topic describes configuration errors that can occur when using Deploy or Release with Telnet.

The remoting functionality for Deploy and Release uses the Overthere framework to manipulate files and execute commands on remote hosts. CIFS, Telnet, and WinRM are supported for connectivity to Microsoft Windows hosts. This topic describes configuration errors that can occur when using Deploy or Release with WinRM.

The remoting functionality for Deploy and Release uses the Overthere framework to manipulate files and execute commands on remote hosts. SSH is supported for connectivity to Unix, Microsoft Windows, and z/OS hosts. This topic describes common configuration errors that can occur when using Deploy or Release with the SSH protocol.

This page describes common satellite errors and their solutions.

This topic provides information on upgrading Deploy. When you upgrade to a new version of Deploy, you must also upgrade your satellite servers to the corresponding version of the satellite distribution ZIP.

You can define groups of satellites that are logically connected together, for example: several satellites that are installed in the same datacenter.

This topic provides information about Using CIFS, SMB, WinRM, and Telnet in Release.

The remoting functionality for Deploy and Release supports the SSH protocol for connecting to a Unix, Microsoft Windows, or z/OS hosts. To connect to a remote host using the SSH protocol, you must to install an SSH server on that remote host. For more information, see Remoting plugin and SSH protocol.

The satellite group summary screen displays a set of basic information about the satellite group, the state of the satellites, and a list of infrastructure items connected to the satellites.

The satellite summary screen displays a set of basic information about the satellite, the state of the satellite, and a list of infrastructure items connected to the satellite.