Automate process of uploading apps to IEM using IE App Publisher CLI.
This application example shows how to use IE App Publisher CLI to automatically upload applications to the Industrial Edge Management.
The main goal of this example is to show how to create shell script with CLI commands to automatically upload applications to IEM. Provided shell script can run as a standalone script, in docker image or can be even implemented in CI/CD pipeline.
- Installed Industrial Edge Management
- Linux VM with docker and docker-compose installed
- Linux VM has connection to IEM
- Industrial Edge Device V 1.2.0-56
- Industrial Edge Management V 1.2.16
- IE App Publisher CLI V 1.2.8
- VM Ubuntu 20.04
- Docker 19.03.13
To create shell script with IE App Publisher CLI commands to automatically upload app to IEM, follow the steps in docs. The documentation describes how to install IE App Publisher CLI on Ubuntu distribution version of Linux and how to run a shell script to upload new application version to your IEM. The application used for this example is a simple web server hosting by nginx.
- You can find further documentation and help in the following links
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