SCXcore-osskits/README.md

System Center Cross Platform Provider for Operations Manager (Open Source Kits)

The files in this directory reflect bundle files for each of our open-source OMI providers bundled with the System Center Cross Platform provider. Note that there are no hard-coded file paths here. Instead, filenames are determined dynamically.

At the time of this README file creation, this directory contains:

apache-cimprov-1.0.1-3.universal.1.i686.sh
apache-cimprov-1.0.1-3.universal.1.x86_64.sh
apache-oss-test.sh
mysql-cimprov-1.0.1-1.universal.1.i686.sh
mysql-cimprov-1.0.1-1.universal.1.x86_64.sh
mysql-oss-test.sh
README.md

Note that version numbers may change, and new cimprov kits may be added.

The bundle creation software expects the following for each open-source provider:

<provider-name>-oss-test.sh
<provider-name>-cimprov.*.i686.sh    (Only one match allowed)
<provider-name>-cimprov.*.x86_64.sh  (Only one match allowed)

It is assumed that each bundle will conform to the following:

1. Will at least create a directory named
   /opt/microsoft/<provider-name>-cimprov
   This is used for removal of the package during SCX removal,
2. For purposes of purging, after removal of the kit, the following directories will be deleted:

/etc/opt/microsoft/<provider-name>-cimprov
/opt/microsoft/<provider-name>-cimprov
/var/opt/microsoft/<provider-name>-cimprov

If files are created in other locations, the package should remove the files as part of the uninstall (purge) process.

Bundle creation software works as follows: For each *-oss-test.sh file,

• Include the file itself into the bundle,
• Include the associated i686.sh file for i386 builds,
• Include the associated x86_64.sh file for x86_64 builds

Bundle installation works as follows: For each *-oss-test.sh file,

• Run the file.
• If it returns 0, that means that the associated bundle file should be installed (otherwise, the associated bundle file is NOT installed).

To add a new OSS provider to this directory, do the following:

1. Create -oss-test.sh file to determine if bundle should be installed,
2. Check in associated -cimprov-*.sh binary bundle files (built for release and for distribution to customers). Two should be checked in, one ending in .i686.sh and another ending in .x86_64.sh.

If you are updating old kits, remove the old kits, add the new kits, and commit.

Code of Conduct

This project has adopted the [Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct] (https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/). For more information see the [Code of Conduct FAQ] (https://opensource.microsoft.com/codeofconduct/faq/) or contact opencode@microsoft.com with any additional questions or comments.