Linux Execution Server Virtual Appliance Overview

CloudShell supports Execution Server on Linux (CentOS 7). You can use the image provided in the CloudShell Execution Server over Linux to create a virtual machine (VM) that enables the execution of commands in a distributed fashion in a Linux environment, including Ansible configuration management operations on deployed Apps (suite execution is only available for the Windows version). The CloudShell Execution Server application is packaged in the VM that is created using the procedures described in this document. Alternatively, there's a script you can use if you want to configure an existing VM as a Linux Execution Server.

This document describes how to download the solution pack and create VMs from the image that it provides.

Troubleshooting

You are invited to check out the CloudShell Troubleshooting guide which includes common error messages and step-by-step instructions to resolving them. You can search the guide by error message to find the article that relates to your issue. The guide also includes instructions on how to collect logs including CloudShell system logs, QualiX logs, Linux Execution Server logs, and Python-based logs.