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Navigate to the Execution Agents workspace on the Serviceaide Automation portal.
All the configured Agents and their current status are listed on the page.
Click on Create agent.
Add the following details:
Add the Agent Name and Description.
Add the Server Address where the Execution Agent is implemented.
Provide the Port number used to establish the connection.
Click on Create.
The Execution agent is created. A pop-up appears with Agent Access Key. The Key is used in the agent deployment process. Copy and keep the key on the clipboard or on a text editor to be used later.
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Once the Execution Agent is deployed on the server with the above details, the Execution Agent is moved to the ‘Running’ state and can now be used for operations execution.
Deploy Apps
In order to execute Mule Operations using the Execution Agent, the Mule App should be deployed on the Execution agent.
To do so, follow the below steps:
Select the required Agent in the list and open the Edit Agent screen.
Click on Deploy Mule Apps.
On the pop-up screen, click on the Deploy Apps list. You can now see the list of all the Apps that can deployed on the Execution Agent.
Select the required App.
You may ‘set the Agent as the Default for the selected Apps’.
Click Deploy.
The required App(s) should be available in Deployed Apps list for the Execution agent.
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In addition to the Mule Operations, the On-Premises Execution Agent can also be used to execute REST Operations for Apps available on On-Premises network. Add the REST App to the list of Deployed Apps on the On- Premise Agent and click Deploy. |
Regenerate Key
In case you do not have the Access Key for the Agent generated at the time of creation, you may Regenerate the Key and use the same during implementation.
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