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The command console is a shell environment that enables you to control the FUSE ESB runtime container. The console is GShell-based, and includes subshells that provide commands for specific sets of functionality. The command console can be used to control local runtime instances and to securely manage remote containers.
The Console Reference Guide provides information about using the console and includes descriptions of the available commands and subshells.
The FUSE ESB command console provides the following features:
Modular — The command console includes modular subshells that provide commands for a specific set of functionality. You can also expand the functionality by writing custom modules.
See FUSE ESB Console Root Commands and Subshells in
Artifact Management — One of the most important uses of the command console is managing the artifacts deployed into the container. The command console provides subshells to manage artifacts, including OSGi bundles, collections of bundles, JBI artifacts, and OSGi bundle repositories (OBRs).
See the Console Reference Guide for information about the FUSE ESB console subshells available for artifact management.
Remote Management — You will likely have
many instances of the FUSE ESB runtime distributed throughout your organization. To
address this requirement, the command console includes the commands ssh and
sshd, which enable you to connect to and start a remote secure shell
server.
See the FUSE ESB Console Root Commands and Subshells in
See Managing Remote Instances in
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