Getting Started:

Description

The Apache HTTP Server, is the world's most used web server software. Originally based on the NCSA HTTPd server, development of Apache began in early 1995 after work on the NCSA code stalled. Apache played a key role in the initial growth of the World Wide Web, quickly overtaking NCSA HTTPd as the dominant HTTP server, and has remained most popular since April 1996. In 2009, it became the first web server software to serve more than 100 million websites. The Apache HTTP Server Action Pack allows you to build visual workflows to fully automate common Apache HTTP Server related activities.

Actions

1. Install Service Action
2. Uninstall Service Action
3. Start Server Action
4. Stop Server Action
5. Restart Server Action
6. Execute Command Action

Compatibility:

1. Open JDK Java 11
2. Oracle Java 1.7

Prerequisite:

1. Automation Engine should be installed.
2. Automic Package Manager should be installed.
3. ITPA Shared Action Pack should be installed.
4. To run the action on Windows, Apache HTTP server executable httpd must be present on the corresponding agent OS.
5. To run the action on UNIX, apachectl script must be present on the corresponding agent OS.
6. Required configuration file(s) for HTTP Server must also be present on agent OS.

Steps to install action pack source code:

1. Clone the code to your machine.
2. Go to the package directory.
3. Run the command apm upload in the directory which contains package.yml (source/):

Ex. apm upload -force -u / -c -H -pw -S AUTOMIC -y -ia -ru

Package/Action Documentation

Please refer to the link for package documentation

Third party licenses:

The third-party library and license document reference.Third party licenses

Useful References

1. About Packs and Plug-ins
2. Working with Packs and Plug-ins
3. Actions and Action Packs
4. PACKS Compatibility Mode
5. Working with actions
6. Installing and Configuring the Action Builder

Distribution:

In the distribution process, we can download the existing or updated action package from the Automation Engine by using the apm build command. Example: apm build -y -H AE_HOST -c 106 -u TEST/TEST -pw password -d /directory/ -o zip -v action_pack_name

Copyright and License:

Broadcom does not support, maintain or warrant Solutions, Templates, Actions and any other content published on the Community and is subject to Broadcom Community Terms and Conditions

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