Deploy Administration - Servers
Servers are used to define OpCon systems that will participate in OpCon Deploy Operations
Servers are allocated a Type which determines its function in the Deploy environmnet
- Connections to OpCon Systems should support TLS connections using Self-Signed Certificates
- Each Server requires a Deploy License which is checked before executing any requests on a System
Server Definition Requirements
- Server Definition Requirements
- Defined Port Number for the Deploy Server
- Defined Port Number for the OpCon-API server associated with the OpCon System
- Server Name must be unique within the Deploy Environment
- Each server must be assigned a Server Type
- Allows Transformation Rules can be toggled on or off
Server Types
- Server Types are associated with User Roles and determine allowed User Actions on the OpCon System
- Development
- Integration
- Pre-Production
- Production
- Quality Assurance
- System Test
- Training
- Test
Server Transformation Rules
Default Transformation Rules can be associated with the OpCon System
- When a deployment takes place, these Transformation Rules will automatically be applied to the specified Package/Schedule Definitions
- This allows options such as Machine Names, Machine Group Names, Batch Users, etc. to be transformed automatically for each OpCon System
Multiple Definitions can be assigned by Double-Clicking each desired item
- Contents of the Definition can be viewed using Right-Click
SAP Server Support
If the environment contains SAP R3 Systems and automated linking of OpCon SAP Job Definitions to SAP Jobs in required, SAP Systems must be defined
- It is also possible to extract SAP Job Definitions from an SAP System and create the Jobs in a target SAP System
SAP Server Support Options/Requirements:
- SAP Server Name (The Name of the SAP Agent)
- Language (The Language Code; eg EN, F)
- SAP User (The User Code required by the SAP Agent to communicate with the SAP Server)
- SAP External User (Same as SAP User)
- Password (SAP User Password in plain text which will be encrypted by the software)
Batch Schedule Server
- The BatchScheduleServer is a special server Definition used to drive Batch Deployment
- Deploy uses the OpCon-API to add a Job to the BATCH-DEPLOY Schedule to perform future deployment
- Deploy will also ensure that a BATCH-DEPLOY Schedule is available for the required day
- If a Schedule is not available for the required day, a Schedule Build will be submitted