HP-UX Containers (SRP) A.03.01 Administrator's Guide

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template
Specifies the templates for which you want to display parameters.
Valid Input: workload, system, apache, tomcat, custom, oracledb, sshd.
Default: workload
service
Specifies the services for which you want to display parameters. 15.8 System
templates lists the services valid for each system container template. 16.8.1
Workload template lists the services valid for each workload container template.
Default: The default services that are valid for the template. The factory configured
default services are: admin, cmpt, init, login, network, and prm. You can
configure an alternate set of default services via srp_sys -setup, as described in
9 Using the srp_ps command.
6.8 Listing container configuration information
Use the following command to display the configuration summary or details for the containers
configured on the system:
srp -l[ist] [container_name] -v[erbose] [-t template[,template]...] [-s
service[,service]...] [-i[d] instance][-x[mloutput]]
Where:
container_name
Specifies the name of an existing container. If you do not specify a
container name, srp displays information for all the containers
configured on the system.
verbose
Verbose mode. Displays detailed configuration data. If not specified,
the list operation will display only the names of templates and services
configured.
template
Specifies the templates for which you want to list configuration.
Valid Input: workload, apache, tomcat, custom, oracledb, sshd.
Default: All templates currently applied to the HP-UX Containers.
service
Specifies the services for which you want to display configuration.
Default: All services currently applied to the HP-UX Containers.
instance
Unique string identifier used to identify an instance of a template usage
for templates that can be applied multiple times. This is valid for the
custom template only and is ignored for all other templates.
Default: All instances for the specified service(s) and template(s).
xmloutput
Display output in XML format.
6.9 Copying containers by exporting and importing
You can export and import a container across systems by using the srp –export and
srp -import commands. These commands allow you to accomplish the following:
• Create a clone of a container on a secondary system for high availability or load balancing
purposes.