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ZStack Cloud 5.3.40>ZStack Cloud Tutorials>ZStack Cloud Private Cloud>Application Market Development and Using Tutorial>Release Application
Release Application
This topic describes how to release your application package and image to ZStack Cloud Application Market.
- Private Release: Upload your application package and image to your local cloud. Only you can use this application.
- Specified Shared Release: Upload your application package and image to your CDN. You and your partners can use this application.
- Shared Release: Upload your application package and image to the official CDN of ZStack Cloud. All ZStack Cloud users can use this application.
Private Release
- Execute the python package_repo.py script to generate the directory images.
- Rename your application image to image.qcow2 and upload it to the directory images.
- Run the following command to generate a .bin package:
python package_bin --${AppId} --${Version} --${Arch} --include_images - Check the .bin package in the following path: target/application_bins/${AppID}/${Arch}/${Version}/${PackageName}.bin
- Upload the .bin package to the management node of ZStack Cloud and run the following command:
[root@localhost~] bash ${PackageName}.bin
Note: If you use dual-management node. Upload the .bin package to and run the bashcommand on the two management nodes respectively. - On the main menu of ZStack Cloud, choose . On the Default Application page, click Sync Application. Then, you can view the application you release.
Specified Shared Release
- Execute the python package_repo.py script to generate application.tar.gz and the new index.json
- Check application.tar.gz in the following path: target/application_bins/${app_id}/${arch}/${version}/xxx.bin
- Rename your application image as image.qcow2
- Upload application.tar.gz and image.qcow2 to your CDN according to the following directory structure:
├── index.json ├── ${AppId} │ └── ${Arch} │ └── ${Version} │ └── application.tar.gz │ └── image.qcow2 - Log in to the management node of ZStack Cloud and run the following command to write your CDN into repositories:
[root@localhost~]zstack-cli # Enter CLI command line. - >>>LogInByAccount accountName=admin password=${AdminPassword} # Log the admin account. admin >>>UpdateGlobalConfig name=repositories category=marketplace value="file:///opt/zstack-marketplace-repo;${CustomCDNAddress}" # Write your CDN into repositories. admin >>>exit # Exit the CLI command line. - Run the following command to restart the management node:
[root@localhost~] zstack-ctl restart_node - Check whether the repositories in the marketplace-server/config/config.yaml is consistent with the sample shown below:
repositories: - file:///opt/zstack-marketplace-repo - ${CustomCDNAddress} - On the main menu of ZStack Cloud, choose . On the Default Application page, click Sync Application. Then, you can view the application you release.
Shared Release
- Execute the python package_repo.py script to generate application.tar.gz and the new index.json
- Check application.tar.gz in the following path: target/application_bins/${app_id}/${arch}/${version}/xxx.bin
- Rename your application image as image.qcow2
- Send application.tar.gz and image.qcow2 to ZStack Cloud technical support. The technical support will upload the files to the official CND.
- On the main menu of ZStack Cloud, choose . On the Default Application page, click Sync Application. Then, you can view the application you release.
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