Specify where components are deployed by adding
a resource or resource group to the environment. Then, map the components
to those resources.
About this task
Resources and resource groups identify the agents that do
the work of deploying components, and provide other configuration
information. You must identify the resources for the environment and
then specify which components run on which resources.
If you are using IBM® WebSphere® Application Server,
you can import information from cells as resources; see Importing resources from WebSphere Application Server.
Procedure
- Open the environment by clicking Applications,
clicking the application, and then clicking the environment.
- Display the Add Resource to Environment window
for the selected environment by clicking Add Base Resources. All previously defined resources are available for use, as shown
in the following figure:
- Select the check box that is associated with the resource
or resource group you want to use. You can select more
than one resource. Selecting a resource previously added to the environment
has no effect.
- Click OK. The selected resource
or resource group is added to the environment.
- To remove resources from the environment, in the same row
as the resource, click .
- Map each component in the application to the resources. Each component must be mapped to at least one resource. You
can map the same component to multiple resources, or multiple times
to the same resource, to specify that the component is deployed more
than once to the environment. There are several ways to map components
to resources:
- To add components one at a time, in the same row as the resource,
click and then select the component.
- To drag and drop components, click . Then, in the list
of components that are associated with the application, drag one or
more components to the resource.
- To add multiple components at once, ensure that each component
has the same tag. Then, in the same row as the resource, click and specify the tag that identifies the components.
Results
Now the environment is populated with resources and components.
What to do next
After mapping components and resources, create an application
process. For information about creating application processes, see
Creating application processes.