In a large cloud customer environment with many (>100) dynamically created endpoint systems, each with a UF already deployed, what is the best approach for associating these systems with an appropriate serverclass on the deployment server?
A.
Work with the cloud orchestration team to create a common host-naming convention for these systems so a simple pattern can be used in the serverclass.conf whitelist attribute.
B.
Create a CSV lookup file for each severclass, manually keep track of the endpoints within this CSV file, and leverage the whitelist.from_pathname attribute in serverclass.conf.
C.
Work with the cloud orchestration team to dynamically insert an appropriate clientName setting into each endpoint’s local/deploymentclient.conf which can be matched by whitelist in serverclass.conf.
D.
Using an installation bootstrap script run a CLI command to assign a clientName setting and permit
In a large cloud customer environment with many (>100) dynamically created endpoint systems, each with a UF already deployed, the best approach for associating these systems with an appropriate serverclass on the deployment server is to work with the cloud orchestration team to dynamically insert an appropriate clientName setting into each endpoint’s local/deploymentclient.conf which can be matched by whitelist in serverclass.conf. This approach allows the deployment server to easily identify and group the endpoints based on their clientName values, which can be customized according to the customer’s needs. For example, the clientName can be set to include information such as the endpoint’s role, function, location, or owner. The whitelist attribute in serverclass.conf can then use a simple pattern or regular expression to match the clientName values and assign the endpoints to the corresponding serverclass. References:
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