Create a server instance
mps-new [path/]server_name [-v]
[--service] [--service-name name] [--service-description description]
[--service-user user] [--service-password password]
[--noprompt]
mps-new [ makes a new folder at path/]server_name [-v]
[--service] [--service-name name] [--service-description description]
[--service-user user] [--service-password password]
[--noprompt]path and
populates it with the default folder hierarchy for a server instance.
Before creating a server instance, ensure that no
file or folder with the specified path currently
exists on your system.
After issuing mps-new, issue mps-start to
start the server instance.
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Path to server instance. |
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Name of the server instance to create. If you are creating a server instance in the current working folder, you do not need to specify a full path; specify only the server name. |
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Display the status of each folder in the file hierarchy created to form a server instance |
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On Windows®, register the server instance as a Windows service. The Windows service default settings are:
The Windows service is configured to start when the machine
starts, not at creation of the service. After you have made configuration
changes, start the server instance using |
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Display name for the Windows service associated with the server instance |
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Informational statement describing the Windows service associated with the server instance |
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Windows account under which the service associated with the server instance should run. The user account must have read, write, and, delete permissions for the instance directory as well read and execute permissions for the MATLAB® Production Server™ installation directory. |
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Password for the service user account |
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Indicates that no prompts are generated |
Create a new server instance, and display the status of each folder in the file hierarchy, as the server instance is created:
mps-new /tmp/server_1 -v
server_1/.mps-version...ok server_1/config/...ok server_1/config/main_config...ok server_1/endpoint/...ok server_1/auto_deploy/...ok server_1/.mps-socket/...ok server_1/log/...ok server_1/pid/...ok
Create a new server instance, and register it as a Windows service:
mps-new /tmp/server_1 --service