Cisco Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud 4.3.2 User Guide
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Managing ASAP Stacks and Blueprints
Using Stack Designer
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Delete Stack Snapshot. See
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Decommission Stack. See
Managing Stack Services
To stack services, follow the steps below.
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Login to Cisco IAC as an Stack Consumer or as a Virtual Server Owner.
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Choose Stacks > Stack Services.
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On the Stack Services menu, you have the following choices:
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Order Stack
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Take Snapshot of Stack
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Revert to Snapshot
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Powercycle Stack
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Power Up Stack
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Power Down Stack
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Delete Stack Snapshot
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Decommission Stack
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Scaleup Stack
Ordering a Stack
Order an entire platform to predefined architectural standards. This service lets you order from one of the tested,
published architectural blueprints. By using one of these blueprints, you get the guarantee of consistency and
conformance to all corporate architectural standards. You can order an entire platform from one of the pre-approved
Blueprints. To do so, follow the steps below.
published architectural blueprints. By using one of these blueprints, you get the guarantee of consistency and
conformance to all corporate architectural standards. You can order an entire platform from one of the pre-approved
Blueprints. To do so, follow the steps below.
1.
Login to Cisco IAC as one of the following roles:
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Stack Blueprint Designer
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Organization Technical Administrator
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Cloud Provider Technical Administrator
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Choose Stacks > Stack Management.
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On the Stack Management menu, choose Order Stack.
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On the Order Stack From Blueprint form, under Stack Details, enter a name for the stack.
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Under the Blueprint Selection, select a blueprint. The following will populate:
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Description
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Recommended business purpose
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Power Cycle After Initial Provisioning