Thanks Rohit. I found vmops.log under src, I assume that is the management server log?
In DevCloud2, is the command to run the management server: mvn -pl :cloud-client-ui jetty:run but this does not run in the background, can I add & to make it so, or is there another command I should be using to run the management server as a service, similar to a normal ACS deployment? On 2 July 2013 15:11, Rohit Yadav <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey CK, > > On Tue, Jul 2, 2013 at 7:21 PM, CK <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi > > > > I am new to ACS development and intend on using DevCloud2 as my self > > contained dev+test environment. I have the management server running in > > VirtualBox and have browsed the ACS website/wiki and not found answers to > > the following questions and hope you can help: > > > > 1) Where can I find the management-server log in DevCloud2? > > > > Since you're running the mgmt server in VirtualBox, it would be in the src > directory from where you've built ACS and running it. > > 2) What is the 192.168.56.1 IP used for and where is it set? > > > > For DevCloud2 we're using host-only interface which is a virtual network > device created by VBox which has this IP. If you want to have some other > IP/network you can do so using VBox's network preference. In such case > you're also have to reconfigure the ethernet interface on DevCloud2 as > well. > > > > 3) By default the 'host' configuration parameter in DevCloud2 is set to > > 192.168.56.1, why is this? I would expect it to be set to 192.168.56.10 > > > > > Yes, the default/assumed use case is that you're developing on your host OS > (so 56.1) and using some IDE etc. to debug etc. that's why the default host > value is 56.1. You can change it and restart mgmt server or use/fix in the > sql/jsons in tools/devcloud etc. > > > > 4) How do I start the Cloud_Usage service (does it need to be built > first, > > if so how)? > > > > There's a wiki on it, could you try to search I don't remember now. Or if > it's missing Kishan can give us pointers. > > > > 5) How do I access/read from the ACS Event Bus? Is there any sample code > to > > do this - in python ideally? > > > > AFAIK ACS uses RabbitMQ for the messaging middleware. You can use any AMQP > lib, I would suggest using pika for Python with which you can easily write > consumers of the event bus (queue). Search the wiki for the nitty gritty > details on the routing keys, exchanges etc. on how to use the event bus. > > Hope this helps. > > Cheers. >
