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Working with CLI Tools

This procedure describes how to use CLI Tools to perform common setup operations, as well as Web API operations, using the example of launching Zend Server (bootstrap-single-server). The specified workflow is recommended for all supported actions.

Note:

CLI Tools can be used by Zend Server on Linux, Mac and IBMi.

Instructions on how to complete a procedure

To use CLI Tools:

In your CLI, enter a general help command to get a menu of all the available commands and common arguments:

/usr/local/zend/bin/zs-manage --help

Enter a help command for the action you would like to perform to learn which elements your command should consist of:

/usr/local/zend/bin/zs-manage bootstrap-single-server --help

Enter your command with the required elements:

/usr/local/zend/bin/zs-manage bootstrap-single-server -p <YourPassword> -o <YourOrderNumber> -l <YourLicenseKey> -a True -u <DefaultApplicationURL> -U <ServerURL>

Important!

After successfully entering a CLI command for launching Zend Server, you are provided with a WebAPI key that consists of a key name and key hash. You will need these details for additional commands.

zs-manage Commands

The list of available commands can be viewed by running the command: '<install path>/zs-manage --h'. All commands are also available in the Web API Reference Guide.

Note:

See Resetting Passwords for information on a separate CLI utility for externally resetting passwords.

CLI Commmand	Description
api-keys-add-key	Add a Web API key.
api-keys-get-list	List Web API keys.
app-deploy	Deploy an application.
app-get-status	Show the status of applications on a server/cluster. By default will return status on all applications.
app-remove	Remove an application.
app-rollback	Rollback an application.
app-synchronize	Synchronize an application on a server, a set of servers or a cluster.
app-update	Update an application.
bootstrap-single-server	Bootstrap a server for standalone usage in production or development environment.
cluster-add-server	Add a new (unbootstrapped) Zend server to a cluster.
cluster-disable-server	Disable a Zend Server cluster member.
cluster-enable-server	Enable a disabled Zend Server cluster member.
cluster-list-servers	List servers in the cluster and show their status.
cluster-reconfig-server	Reconfigure a cluster member to match the cluster's profile.
cluster-remove-server	Remove a server from a cluster.
config-apply-changes	Apply the configuration changes on a given server to the blueprint. In a clustered environment, this will apply the changes to all serv ers in the cluster. This should be done if you manually edited .conf files.
config-export	Export Zend Server configuration to a snapshot file.
config-import	Import Zend Server configuration from a snapshot file.
extension-off	Disable a PHP extension.
extension-on	Enable a PHP extension.
library-deploy	Deploy a library.
library-get-status	Get the library's status.
library-remove	Remove a library with all its versions.
library-version-remove	Remove a library version.
restart	Restart the PHP and components that need to be restar ted on the server, or on all the servers in the cluster - in the case of a clustered environment.
restart-php	Restart the PHP and components that need to be restar ted on the server, or on all the servers in the cluster - in the case of a clustered environment.
server-add-to-cluster	Add a new (bootstrapped) Zend server to a cluster. Connects directly to MySQL.
store-directive	Change directive value.
system-info	Get information about the remote Zend Server system.
vhost-add	Add a new vhost to Zend Server's Web server.
vhost-add-secure	Add a new secure SSL vhost to Zend Server's Web server.
vhost-get-status	Get the list of virtual hosts currently used by the Web server and information about each vhost.
vhost-remove	Remove a vhost by its ID.

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