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Writing Files Using Post-start Processing
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Writing Files Using Post-start Processing
Prerequisites
- You have created an environment.
- You have created an application.
- You have created and deployed a component. In this example, use the nginx component.
Procedure
- Log in to CAE. Choose Component Configurations.
- Select the target component from the drop-down list in the upper part of the page.
Figure 1 Selecting a component
- Configure post-start processing by referring to Figure 2. For details, see Configuring the Lifecycle.
- Click Save.
- Click Activate Settings in the upper part of the page. In the dialog box displayed on the right, confirm the configurations and click OK for the configurations to take effect.
- Use CloudShell to log in to the container and check whether the file content takes effect.
- Choose Instance List.
- Select the target environment and application from the drop-down lists in the upper part of the page, and click the target component.
- Select a running instance and click Remote Login in the Operation column. Go to the container and check whether the file content takes effect.
- View the file content and check whether the file is successfully written.
tail -f lifecycle.txt
Figure 3 Logging in to the container and viewing the file content
Parent topic: Lifecycle Management
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