Fuse 6 is no longer supported
As of February 2025, Red Hat Fuse 6 is no longer supported. If you are using Fuse 6, please upgrade to Red Hat build of Apache Camel.Chapter 23. Working with Fabric Containers
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23.1. Creating a new child container Copy linkLink copied to clipboard!
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A child container is created on the server where its parent is.
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To create a new child container:
- If necessary, in Fabric Navigator, expand the tree of the selected fabric in which you want to create the new child container.
- Right-click the target parent container to open the context menu, and then select.
Figure 23.1. Create Child Container wizard
- In Container name, enter a name for the new child container.We recommend that you replace the default name with a meaningful name that identifies the container's role or function.
- If multiple versions exist, you can select one from the Version drop-down list. Otherwise, accept the default value.
- Under Profiles, click the checkbox next to the profile or profiles you want to assign to the new child container.Profiles determine the function of containers; what applications they run. You can assign multiple profiles to a container, as long as the applications they install do not conflict with one another.ImportantDo not assign a base profile (one ending in
-base
) to a container. - Click OK.The new child container appears in Fabric Navigator as a node under ContainersNoteSelecting the new container in Fabric Navigator populates its Profiles and Profile Details pages in Properties viewer.
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Section 24.1, “Creating a new profile” |
Section 25.1, “Creating a new version of a profile” |