@broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli v4.1.2

Brightside Plug-in for CA OPS/MVS

This repository contains a plug-in for CA Brightside that interacts with CA OPS/MVS.

Install the OPS/MVS Plug-in From Packages

Follow these steps: 1. Issue the following command:

```bash
$ bright plugins install @broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli
```

**Note**: The `latest` npm tag installs a version of the product that is intended for public consumption. You can use different npm tags to install other versions of the product. For example, you can install with the `@beta` tag to try new features that have not been fully validated. For more information about tag usage, see [NPM Tag Names](https://github.com/zowe/zowe-cli/blob/master/docs/MaintainerVersioning.md#npm-tag-names).

2. Validate the installed plug-in:

   $ bright plugins validate @broadcom/ops-for-zowe-cli
   
   Validation results for plugin 'ops':
   Successfully validated.

Install the OPS/MVS Plug-in From Source

Download and Build the Source Code

To install the OPS/MVS plug-in to CA Brightside from source, issue the following commands: 1. Clone this repository to your PC:

```bash
$ **REMOVED**
```

2. In a command line, issue

   $ cd brightside-ops

3. Install dependencies:

   $ npm install

4. Build the plug-in:

   $ npm run build

5. Install the plug-in:

   $ bright plugins install /path/to/brightside-ops

6. Validate the installed plug-in:

   $ bright plugins validate db2
   
   Validation results for plugin 'ops':
   Successfully validated.

Note: For more information about using the install command, see Manage Plug-ins.

Uninstall the Plug-in From CA Brightside

To uninstall the plug-in from CA Brightside, issue the following command:

$ bright plugins uninstall ops

Note: For more information about using the uninstall command, see Manage Plug-ins.

Create an OPS Profile

To create an OPS plug-in profile gather the following data:

• The host name of the LPAR on which OPS Web Services is running
• The OPS Web Services port number
• A user name that has authority to access OPS Web Services
• The password to the account tied to the user name

To create an ops profile, issue the following command:

$ bright profiles create ops myLPAR --hostname mylpar.example.com --port 4567 --username myself --password fakepassword