tuneBPM command-line utility

The tuneBPM command applies the properties specified in the performanceTuning.properties file to the existing deployment environment. You can define and edit any of the properties in the file and then run the tuneBPM command to apply them.

Syntax

For Windows operating systemtuneBPM.bat [-profileName dmgr_profile_name] -de deployment_environment_name -propertyFile property_file_path
For Linux operating systemFor UNIX operating systemtuneBPM.sh [-profileName dmgr_profile_name] -de deployment_environment_name -propertyFile property_file_path

Description

The tuneBPM command is used to apply the properties specified in the performanceTuning.properties file to the existing deployment environment. It can only be used in an ND environment and cannot be used in a stand-alone environment.

The command script is located in the following two directories:

  • install_root/BPM/scripts
  • profile_root/bin

Required parameters

-de deployment_environment_name
Specifies the name of the deployment environment.
-propertyFile property_file_path
Specifies the full path to the performanceTuning.properties file in which you can define and edit the properties that you want applied to your deployment environment. Information about the performanceTuning.properties file is found in the topic "Sample performanceTuning.properties file."

If you want to run the tuneBPM command against the default profile, specify these two mandatory parameters without the optional -profileName parameter and run the command in the directory install_root/BPM/scripts.

If you want to run the tuneBPM command against a different profile, you can specify these two mandatory parameters without the optional -profileName parameter and run the command in the profile directory profile_root/bin. For example, to run the tuneBPM command against the deployment manager profile, you can specify the parameters and run the command in the profile directory Dmgr_profile_root/bin. You can also run the tuneBPM command against any specific profile by using the optional -profileName parameter, as described in the following section.

Optional parameters

-profileName profile_name
Specifies the name of a profile. If you want to run the tuneBPM command against a specific profile without navigating to the bin directory of the profile, you can specify this optional parameter and run the command in the directory install_root/BPM/scripts. For example, to run the tuneBPM command against the deployment manager profile, you can specify the parameter and run the command in the profile directory Dmgr_profile_root/bin.

Examples

  • For Windows operating systemtuneBPM.bat -de De1 -propertyFile "C:\bpm 85\BPM\samples\config\performanceTuning\performanceTuning.properties"
  • For Windows operating systemtuneBPM.bat -profileName DmgrProfile -de De1 -propertyFile "C:\bpm 85\BPM\samples\config\performanceTuning\performanceTuning.properties"
  • For Linux operating systemFor UNIX operating systemtuneBPM.sh -de De1 -propertyFile /tmp/samples/config/performanceTuning/performanceTuning.properties
  • For Linux operating systemFor UNIX operating systemtuneBPM.sh -profileName DmgrProfile -de De1 -propertyFile /tmp/samples/config/performanceTuning/performanceTuning.properties