PackagePruner
You can use the Oracle Communications Unified Assurance Package Pruner application for pruning old packages from the packages distribution directory.
You can run this application as a scheduled job using the Jobs UI.
Default Scheduled Job
The following table shows the settings for the default job. Actual values are in bold, descriptions of values are in plaintext.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Package | assure1-app |
| Name | Package Pruner |
| Program | bin/PackagePruner |
| Arguments | This field is blank. There is no default value. |
| Description | Cleans old packages from distrib package directory. |
| Failover Type | Standalone (Supported: Standalone) |
| Status | Enabled |
| Privileged | This option is selected. |
| Minutes | 15 |
| Hours | 4 |
| Days | * |
| Months | * |
| WeekDays | 0 |
See Jobs in Unified Assurance User's Guide for general information about the settings for jobs.
Default Configuration
The following table shows the default configurations for the application. Actual values are in bold, descriptions of values are in plaintext.
| Name | Value | Possible Values | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| LogFile | logs/PackagePruner.log | Text, 255 characters | The relative path to the log file. |
| LogLevel | ERROR | OFF, FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG | The logging level for the application. |
| Limit | 2 | An integer | The number of versions of packages to retain. |
Administration Details
The following list shows the technical details you will need for advanced administration of the application:
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Package: assure1-app
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Synopsis:
./PackagePruner [OPTIONS] -
Options:
-c, --AppConfigID N Application Config ID (Service, Job, or Request ID) -?, -h, --Help Print usage and exit -
Threaded: Single-Threaded