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1. Login to the Stratos Controller  as  the tenant administrator. This is done by specifying the full admin name (for example, admin@isalive.com).
   

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   When you log in, you will see a message stating your domain email has not been validated. You can safely ignore this in this setup.

    

2. Switch to the Main tab.
3. Click Manage, Cartridges and then Available Cartridges.
4. Search for available Cartridges. 
5. Subscribe to the Cartridge.
6. Click Connect another Cartridge
7. Enter an Alias for the Cartridge.
   The alias has to be unique as it is used to identify the Cartridge instance. The alias can contain a period (.).
   
8. Select the policy.
   For more information, see Auto-scaling Cartridge instances. 
9. Add Git repository details. 
   The Git  system is used behind the scenes to deploy applications.
   
   • If you are using the Stratos demo:
       This system is already configured with an internal Git system, so you can select the Use Internal Repository  option.
      
   • If you are not using the Stratos demo:
   1. 1. Enter the external Git repository URL. 
         The URL should not contain the username and it should be specified separately in the text boxes for the Git Repository Username and Git Repository Password. 
         Example: 
         https://user@git.server.com/8443/test.git (Incorrect as the URL contains the username) 
         https://git.server.com/8443/test.git  (Correct as the URL doesn't contain the username) 
         
         Either a Github repository URL or a Git repository from your own Git server can be used (HTTP or HTTPS). For information on configuring your own Git server on with Gitblit, see Configuring a Git Server.
         
      2. Enter the external Git repository username.
         This field is optional, if the repository type is public, otherwise it is mandatory. 
      3. Enter the external Git repository password.
         This field is optional, i f the repository type is public, otherwise it is mandatory.  

10. Click Test Connection.
    This step can be carried out if you wish to check whether the entered repository details are valid.
    

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    Please note that the repository credentials can not be verified for public repositories.

11. Select the data Cartridge to be connected to from Connect Data Cartridge.
12. Enter an alias for the data Cartridge in Data Cartridge Alias.
13. Click Subscribe. 
14. Map the host name to the ELB IP, by either adding an entry in the /etc/hosts file or DNS. If this is not done you will not be able to access the Cartridge after subscribing.  
    

 

Mapping the host name to ELB IP

To map the host name to the ELB IP:

1. Run the following command to retrieve  your public IP:
   

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   nslookup <Instance-hostname>

    For example:

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   nslookup ec2-184-72-129-229.compute-1.amazonaws.com

   
   

2. Edit your hosts file (on /etc/hosts, /private/etc/hosts on Mac OS, system32/etc/drivers on Windows) and add the following entry:

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   <public IP> <subscribed-cartridge-type>.<domain-name>

   For example:

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   184.72.129.229 appserver.isalive.com appserver.isawso2.com

   In the above example, appserver.isalive.com is the domain mapping. Domain mapping is not compulsory, but if a mapping has been done it should be added in the host file entry.

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