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Convenience Variables

The curl commands below can be used directly if you define the following variables in your shell

host=<duracloud-hostname>
space-0=<any-name>
space-1=<any-name>
user=<username>
pword=<password>
file=<any-file-name>

# create a temp file

DuraStore Notes

The curl commands in the DuraStore section expect a test file for uploads.

echo hello > ${file}

Note that if the target of a content or space retrieval (GET) has access permissions set to "OPEN", then the "-u" option in the curl commands is not required.

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curl -u ${user}:${pword} -X DELETE https://${host}/durastore/${space-0}
curl -u ${user}:${pword} -X DELETE https://${host}/durastore/${space-1}?storeID=1

DuraService Notes

The commands in the DuraService section below demonstrate the deployment, inspection, reconfiguration, and undeployment of a service.
As of release 0.8.0, the Bit Integrity Checker has service id of '0' (noted in variable below).
The actual deployment id is dynamically generated based on the number of previous deployments within a given DuraCloud application.
After deploying the service, use the "Get Deployed Service" call to determine the specific deployment id of your deployed service.

bitintegrity=0
deployment=<determined-by-inspection>

The following two service configuration files are provided for deployment and reconfiguration of the Bit Integrity Checker.
They are based on the spaces that were created in the DuraStore section, but can be modified to indicate other configuration options or to execute over alternate spaces.

1. configuration file 0
2. configuration file 1

DuraService

Get Services

curl -u ${user}:${pword} https://${host}/duraservice/services
curl -u ${user}:${pword} https://${host}/duraservice/services?show=deployed

Deploy Service

bitintegrity=0
curl -u ${user}:${pword} -X PUT -T deploy.xml https://${host}/duraservice/${bitintegrity}

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Get Deployed Service

deployment=9
curl -u ${user}:${pword} https://${host}/duraservice/${bitintegrity}/${deployment}

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