cloud group

Next, follow up the POST request above with a PUT request indicating that the new hypervisor is part of this cloud group.

The cloud group must contain at least one active hypervisor with an active IP group.

Before the introduction of environment profiles, you could only specify one cloud group for a given pattern deployment.

The next step in setting up your private cloud is to add your newly created hypervisor to a cloud group.

Select the WebSphere CloudBurst cloud group to which you want to deploy the pattern.

Two pieces of information are required for deployment of each service: number of VMs and target cloud group. That's it.

Specifically, you need to associate at least one cloud group with the profile.

Deploy IBM HTTP Server instance to a separate cloud group that consists of machines dedicated for web server use.

The Developer Cloud group on My developerWorks is the community for the Smart Business Development and Test on the IBM Cloud.

With the pattern and cloud group selected, all you need to do is configure the parts within the pattern for deployment.

To add a cloud group to the environment profile, click the Add more text within the Deploy to cloud groups field.

Without environment profiles, two separate patterns were required, one for each cloud group deployment.

This includes the target cloud group, the pattern to deploy, and the configuration data for the deployment.

After you add the cloud group, notice that the Current status message changes.

Do this by specifying the hypervisor's URI in the hypervisors attribute of the cloud group resource (Listing 4).

After selecting a pattern to deploy, you select the cloud group you want to host the virtual system.

After you click Deploy the virtual application into the cloud, you have an option to select the cloud group as shown in Figure 12.

Click the Deploy to Cloud icon, select the appropriate cloud group, and then click okay.

Adding the hypervisor to a cloud group.

After the above PUT request, Functional test hypervisor - 1 will belong to the FTC cloud group.

Notice that for both the cloud group and the IP group, we provided aliases.

To do this, you will first create a resource representing the cloud group (Listings 3a and 3b).

The first step is to create a hypervisor resource that is contained within the Functional Test Cloud cloud group (Listings 1a and 1b).