2
‐
startAiCache.sh
This
is
a
shell
script
that
is
used
to
start
AiCache
server.
You
can
pass
all
the
parameters
to
this
shell
script
as
described
in
the
user
manual
for
the
normal
non
AWS
aicache
binary
except
the
license
file
parameter,
since
AiCache
AWS
doesn’t
need
a
license.
The
main
and
most
important
parameter
to
be
passed
to
the
script
to
start
the
AiCache
server
is
the
configuration
file
parameter
(
‐
f)
followed
by
the
absolute
full
path
to
the
aicache
configuration
file,
thus
for
example
to
start
Aicache
server
with
the
sample.cfg
(sample
configuration
file)
in
your
home
directory
you
would
use
the
command
./startAiCache.sh
‐
f
/home/aiuser/example.cfg
Notes:
a
‐
Running
AiCache
with
example.cfg
immediately
will
produce
errors
since
this
is
a
sample
configuration
file
that
has
no
real
mapping
to
a
real
domain.
Use
the
sample
configuration
file
to
get
started.
b
‐
Do
not
forget
to
backup
example.cfg
before
modifying
it,
in
case
you
have
errors
you
can
go
back
and
compare
your
file
to
the
sample
file.
3
‐
terminateAiCache.sh
This
file
is
available
only
for
AWS
aicache
users,
this
file
is
used
to
terminate
AiCache
server
running
on
the
instance
,
to
terminate
AiCache
simply
call
this
script
passing
the
aicache
configuration
file
(
without
the
–f
parameter
as
in
startAiCache.sh)
./terminateAiCache.sh
/home/aiuser/example.cfg
4
‐
example.cfg
:
This
file
is
a
sample
configuration
file
that
you
can
use
to
get
started
quickly
configuring
and
running
aicache.
5
‐
ReadMe.txt
,
a
simple
readme
file
which
has
information
about
AiCache
and
Aicache
support.
