The work horse for provisioning OFMW domains with MyST Studio is the MyST Agent. When there is something to be executed on hosts, it is the MyST Agent performing that action. MyST Studio is for the modeling of your environment and the Agent is the driving force to actually get it done on your infrastructure.
This post is part of a Series in which Robert Jan de Groot and I explore the inner and hidden parts of Rubicon Red MyST Studio which might come in handy at times.
The ‘communication’ between MyST Studio and the Agent is done through a properties-file and some supporting files, but everything you see in MyST Studio is translated into key-value pairs in the fc.properties file. This file is also known as the CLI model.
This post will enable you to get this CLI model from the API of MyST Studio, which often is a good help in trying to figure out what the issue is if you encounter problems during provisioning.