Progress Sonic 8.0 ESB Configuration and Management Guide

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Chapter 1: Using Progress Sonic ESB Configuration and Management Tools 4. Select the Manage tab and expand Containers. The following example shows the runtime state of several containers: The containers shown in this figure are: ● DomainManager — The default name of the domain manager’s container makes it easy to recognize. It is highlighted in green, indicating that it is running and all its hosted components are online. ● Service 1 Container through Service 5 Container — The five management containers used for services installed in this domain are all running and the container that is expanded, Service4 Container, shows that its hosted component Service4 ESB Container is online. ● VerificationContainer — Hosts the service to verify a container’s setup is offline. See “Verifying an ESB Container Installation” in the Progress Sonic Installation and Upgrade Guide for more information about using this container. 26 Progress Sonic ESB Configuration and Management Guide 8.0
Sonic Management Console 5. If you have another domain running, connect to it. The following figure shows two domain connections in a Sonic Management Console. The following section explains how to work with the ESB Configured Objects section in the Configure tab of the Sonic Management Console. Progress Sonic ESB Configuration and Management Guide 8.0 27
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