Script to run MobileFirst Server as a Cloud Foundry app

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Script to run MobileFirst Server as a Cloud Foundry app | startserver.sh

This script runs the MobileFirst Server as a Liberty for Java™ Cloud Foundry application on IBM® Bluemix. Ensure that you have run the prepareserver.sh script to upload the application to IBM Bluemix before running this script.

Table 1. Mandatory command line arguments
Command line argument Description
[-n|--name] APP_NAME Name of the MobileFirst Server application

Usage example:
startserver.sh
 --name mobilefirst80app
Table 2. Optional command line arguments
Command line argument Description
[-h|--host] APP_HOST The hostname for the application route to be created. The application name (APP_NAME) is taken as the default value for the hostname.
[-d|--domain] DOMAIN_NAME Domain name used in the application route. mybluemix.net is taken as the default value.
[-m|--memory] SERVER_MEM Assign a memory size limit to the container in megabytes (MB). Accepted values are 1024 MB (default) and 2048 MB.
[-i|--instances] INSTANCES The desired number of nodes (instances) of the application that we want to create. The default is a 2 node application.

Parent topic: Script overview and usage


Command line argument	Description
[-n\|--name] APP_NAME	Name of the MobileFirst Server application


Command line argument	Description
[-h\|--host] APP_HOST	The hostname for the application route to be created. The application name (APP_NAME) is taken as the default value for the hostname.
[-d\|--domain] DOMAIN_NAME	Domain name used in the application route. `mybluemix.net` is taken as the default value.
[-m\|--memory] SERVER_MEM	Assign a memory size limit to the container in megabytes (MB). Accepted values are 1024 MB (default) and 2048 MB.
[-i\|--instances] INSTANCES	The desired number of nodes (instances) of the application that we want to create. The default is a 2 node application.