Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media are disclosed for generating provisioning templates for application servers. An example method includes loading a first application server in a runtime environment, identifying features and associated files used by the first application server at runtime, generating a provisioning template including a description of the subset of the identified features and how the files support each of the subset of features, and using the provisioning template to configure a second application server.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media are disclosed for generating provisioning templates for application servers. An example method includes loading a first application server in a runtime environment, identifying features and associated files used by the first application server at runtime, generating a provisioning template including a description of the subset of the identified features and how the files support each of the subset of features, and using the provisioning template to configure a second application server.

Abstract: Software installations can be managed. For example, a first installation package for installing a first software product can be received. The first installation package can include a first set of configuration files indicating a first default configuration for the first software product using a generic format. A second installation package for installing a second software product can also be received. The second installation package can include a second set of configuration files indicating a second default configuration for the second software product using the generic format. A configuration dataset can be determined from the first set of configuration files and the second set of configuration files by merging first configuration data in the first set of configuration files and second configuration data in the second set of configuration files. The first software product and the second software product can then be installed using the configuration dataset.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure provide for mechanisms for automatic generating synopsis data of command-line commands. A method of the disclosure includes processing source code implementing a command; identifying, in view of the processing, a plurality of command options related to the command; generating, by a processing device, relationship data representing dependencies of the command options; and generating, by the processing device, synopsis data for the command in view of the relationship data. In some embodiments, the relationship data may include a graph, wherein the graph including an arc that associates a first node of the graph with a second node of the graph. The first node may correspond to the first command option. The second node may correspond to the second command option.

Abstract: Software installations can be managed. For example, a first installation package for installing a first software product can be received. The first installation package can include a first set of configuration files indicating a first default configuration for the first software product using a generic format. A second installation package for installing a second software product can also be received. The second installation package can include a second set of configuration files indicating a second default configuration for the second software product using the generic format. A configuration dataset can be determined from the first set of configuration files and the second set of configuration files by merging first configuration data in the first set of configuration files and second configuration data in the second set of configuration files. The first software product and the second software product can then be installed using the configuration dataset.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure provide for mechanisms for automatic generating synopsis data of command-line commands. A method of the disclosure includes processing source code implementing a command; identifying, in view of the processing, a plurality of command options related to the command; generating, by a processing device, relationship data representing dependencies of the command options; and generating, by the processing device, synopsis data for the command in view of the relationship data. In some embodiments, the relationship data may include a graph, wherein the graph including an arc that associates a first node of the graph with a second node of the graph. The first node may correspond to the first command option. The second node may correspond to the second command option.