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Getting Started on Cloud Foundry

Installation

The broker can be deployed to an already existing Cloud Foundry installation:

$ git clone https://github.com/huaweicloud/huaweicloud-service-broker.git
$ cd huaweicloud-service-broker

Modify the configuration file to include your own configurations. Different Clouds have different configurations. See configuration.md for instructions.

Then you can push the broker to your Cloud Foundry environment:

$ cf push huaweicloud-service-broker

Register the broker within your Cloud Foundry installation. For example:

$ cf create-service-broker huaweicloud-service-broker username password https://huaweicloud-service-broker.example.com

Make sure that the service broker is registered successfully:

$ cf service-brokers

Display access to service:

$ cf service-access

Make Services and Plans public. For example, enable rds-mysql service:

$ cf enable-service-access rds-mysql

Usage

Application Developers can start to consume the services using the standard CF CLI commands. See usage.md for instructions.