GLServer Clone Unit

By EssingtonITS team · 23 June 2022

Clone a unit using the following command gl --cloneu unit_name The clone feature via the Webui interface differs and offers the ability to execute pre and post clone scripting. Pre/Post clone scripts can be .sh (bash script) or .php (PHP file) and should be placed into the following directory. /var/unit_dir/unit_name/glitch/ The accepted filenames are

pre-clone.sh
post-clone.sh
pre-clone.php
post-clone.php

Managing modern applications across servers, networks, and environments can quickly become complex and costly.

EssingtonITS GL Server is a powerful platform designed to simplify the deployment and management of containerised application Units. Whether running a single server or a large multi-environment infrastructure, GL Server helps organisations deliver secure, scalable, and resilient services without requiring in-house DevOps expertise.

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