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| 32 | 32 | This will ask you for a comment about the release which goes into the release notes text file that accompanies the release. The build results are packed up into a .tar.gz file which is then uploaded to [releases.sapsailing.com](http://releases.sapsailing.com), using the name optionally provided using the -n parameter with the `release` action, or---as a default---the current timestamp for the release name. |
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| 34 | -A release can be downloaded and installed to a server by changing to the server's directory, e.g., `~/servers/server` and there executing the `updateEC2Instance.sh` script. Afterwards, starting the instance works as after a local build. |
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| 34 | +A release can be downloaded and installed to a server by changing to the server's directory, e.g., `~/servers/server` and there executing the `refreshInstance.sh` script with the parameter `install-release <release-name>`. Afterwards, starting the instance works as after a local build. |
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| 36 | +## Working with Environments |
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| 38 | +There exist a number of preconfigured environment configurations at [releases.sapsailing.com/environments](http://releases.sapsailing.com/environments). Such an environment can be automagically applied to your instance by changing to the servers directory and then executing the `refreshInstance.sh` script with the parameter `install-env <environment-name>`. This will update your env.sh. Make sure to afterwards restart your server. |
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| 36 | 40 | ## Starting, Administrating and Stopping a Java Instance |
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