IntroductionPetals ESB can be deployed into the cloud. By this way, to optimize hardware resources consumption:
In a user point of view, the Petals Virtual Container (PVC) will be the service infrastructure running all service consumers and service providers. The PVC is composed of:
The user will deploy its regular Petals artifacts (shared library, components, SA or deployable SU) into the PVC. Service providers will be placed on the right container, and all dependencies (shared library, components) will be automatically deployed on this container. Preparing the environmentDeployment of a PVC is assume by Roboconf. Make sure you have an operational Roboconf installation. |
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Installing the container
The installation of Petals ESB depends on your operating system. The following table resumes which archives is needed according to your operating system. Petals ESB archives are available on the Petals's web-site: http://petals.ow2.org.
| Operating System | OS Version | Petals archive to use | Installation procedure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Debian-based Linux | all | Debian packages | Installing Petals ESB using the Debian packages |
| Linux | all | ZIP archive | Installing Petals ESB using the ZIP archive |
| Microsoft Windows | all | ZIP archive | Installing Petals ESB using the ZIP archive |
| Mac OS | all | ZIP archive | Installing Petals ESB using the ZIP archive |
Note: The ZIP archive can be used on Debian-based systems. In this case, Petals ESB should be installed as a user software without integration with the operating system.