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Create Server Instance Using Command Line

Before you can deploy MATLAB®code withMATLAB Production Server™, you must create a server instance to host your deployable archive. A server instance is one unique configuration of theMATLAB Production Serverproduct. Each configuration has its own parameter settings file (main_config),以及自己的诊断文件。

Prerequisites

Before creating a server instance using the command line, ensure you have:

You can also run server commands from the$MPS_INSTALL\scriptfolder, where$MPS_INSTALLis the location whereMATLAB Production Serveris installed. For example, on Windows, the default location isC:\Program Files\MATLAB\MATLAB Production Server\ver\script.veris the version ofMATLAB Production Server.

Procedure

To create a server instance from the command line, enter the国会议员-newcommand from the system prompt. Specify the name of the server that you want to create as an argument to the国会议员-newcommand.

国会议员-new [path\]server_name[-v]

  • path— path to the server instance and configuration that you want to create for use with theMATLAB Production Serverproduct.

    If you want to create a server instance in the current folder, you do not need to specify a full path; only specify the server name.

  • server_name— name of the server instance and configuration that you want to create.

  • -v— enable verbose output to get the information and status about each folder created in the server configuration.

For example, to create a server instance with the nameprod_server_1located inC:\tmpand use the verbose mode, run the following on your system command prompt.

C:\tmp>mps-new prod_server_1 -v

The command generates the following output.

prod_server_1\.mps_version...ok prod_server_1\config\main_config...ok prod_server_1\.mps_socket...ok prod_server_1\auto_deploy...ok prod_server_1\endpoint...ok prod_server_1\log...ok prod_server_1\old_logs...ok prod_server_1\pid...ok prod_server_1\x509...ok The UUID of the newly created instance is 4876f876-56a6-40ef-a4e3-96a69b39cb49

For more information on the folders created in a server configuration, seeServer Diagnostic Tools.

For creating server instances on the cloud, seeCloud Deployment.

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