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## <aid="pcfdev"></a><%=vars.product_dev_local%> and BOSH-Lite
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Pivotal provides a lightweight (vagrant packaged) instance of <%=vars.platform_name%> with some
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<%=vars.company_name%>provides a lightweight (vagrant packaged) instance of <%=vars.app_runtime_full%> (<%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%>) with some
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basic services as a free product named <%=vars.product_dev_local%>. This is a great environment
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to develop and test everything that runs in Pivotal Application Service.
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to develop and test everything that runs in <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%>.
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Either of these environments allow you to develop the first three levels of service for <%=vars.platform_name%>: a [User-Provided Service](./user-provided.html), a [Brokered Service](./brokered.html), and a [Managed Service](./managed.html).
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Either of these environments allow you to develop the first three levels of service for <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%>: a [User-Provided Service](./user-provided.html), a [Brokered Service](./brokered.html), and a [Managed Service](./managed.html).
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If your integration includes managed services, you will also need an instance
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of BOSH that can manage virtual machines and BOSH releases for you.
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[BOSH-Lite](https://github.com/cloudfoundry/bosh-lite) works well for that
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purpose.
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Between these two components, you will have everything you need to develop
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tiles, except for Pivotal's Ops Manager. But if you followed the recommended workflow in [Building Your First Tile](./index.html#tile-steps) you will not need an actual full
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tiles, except for Ops Manager. But if you followed the recommended workflow in [Building Your First Tile](./index.html#tile-steps) you will not need an actual full
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<%=vars.platform_name%> environment until the later phases of your development.
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### <aid="setup-boshlite"></a>Setting up BOSH-Lite
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### <aid="setup-pcfdev"></a>Setting up <%=vars.product_dev_local%>
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- [Try <%=vars.platform_name%> on your Local Workstation](http://pivotal.io/platform/pcf-tutorials/getting-started-with-pivotal-cloud-foundry-dev/introduction)
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- [Try <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%> on your Local Workstation](http://pivotal.io/platform/pcf-tutorials/getting-started-with-pivotal-cloud-foundry-dev/introduction)
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## <aid="pws"></a>PWS or Other Supported CF Infrastructure
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Pivotal Web Services (PWS) is a highly-available, production-scale <%=vars.platform_name%> environment hosted by Pivotal. You can use it to develop and run <%=vars.platform_name%> apps, but a PWS account does not give access to Ops Manager and its Installation Dashboard, which is where<%=vars.platform_name%> operators install and configure tiles.
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Pivotal Web Services (PWS) is a highly-available, production-scale %= vars.app_runtime_abbr %> environment hosted by <%=vars.company_name%>. You can use it to develop and run <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%> apps, but a PWS account does not give access to Ops Manager and its Installation Dashboard, which is where operators install and configure tiles.
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- [Set Up Your PWS Account and Download the cf CLI](http://docs.run.pivotal.io/starting/index.html) explains how to get started with Pivotal Web Services (PWS).
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## <aid="pcf"></a><%=vars.platform_name%> with Ops Manager
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## <aid="pcf"></a><%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%> with Ops Manager
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### <aid="shared"></a>Shared <%=vars.platform_name%> Development Environments for Pivotal Partners
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### <aid="shared"></a>Shared <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%> Development Environments for VMware Tanzu Partners
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Pivotal operates and manages a number of shared <%=vars.platform_name%> development environments,
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<%=vars.company_name%>operates and manages a number of shared <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%> development environments,
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called Pivotal Integration Environments (PIEs),
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for Pivotal Technical Partnership Program (PTPP) program members to develop their tiles on.
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To use your assigned PIE environment:
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1. Log in to the Pivotal [Tile Dashboard](https://tile-dashboard.cfapps.io/)
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1. Log in to the <%=vars.company_name%> [Tile Dashboard](https://tile-dashboard.cfapps.io/)
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using the credentials that you use for [Pivotal Partners Slack](https://pivotalpartners.slack.com/).
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1. Click the `pie-xx` environment assigned to you.
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1. Log in to Ops Manager with the given Ops Manager URL and credentials.
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1. Log in to Pivotal Apps Manager or the cf CLI with the Cloud Foundry information provided on the same page.
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1. Log in to Apps Manager or the cf CLI with the Cloud Foundry information provided on the same page.
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If you are not in the PTPP or cannot access Pivotal Partners Slack, email [email protected].
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### <aid="diy"></a>Install Your Own <%=vars.platform_name%> Environment
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### <aid="diy"></a>Install Your Own <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%> Environment
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If you need an isolated or dedicated <%=vars.platform_name%> development environment, or you need to work offline, you can install your own environment that includes Pivotal's Ops Manager:
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If you need an isolated or dedicated <%=vars.app_runtime_abbr%> development environment, or you need to work offline, you can install your own environment that includes Ops Manager:
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The `pcf` utility provides a command line interface to <%= vars.platform_name %> for
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the purpose of deploying and testing tiles. Its primary reason for existence is
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convenient to use this CLI rather than the Ops manager GUI.
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convenient to use this CLI rather than the Ops Manager UI.
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<pclass='note'>Pivotal recommends that you do <strong>not</strong> create this file inside your git or other version control system repository, as you do not want to accidentally commit these credentials to version control.</p>
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<pclass='note'><%=vars.company_name%> recommends that you do <strong>not</strong> create this file inside your git or other version control system repository, as you do not want to accidentally commit these credentials to version control.</p>
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##<aid="commands"></a> Commands
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The [Partner Software Product Release Cycle](./releases.html) explains how <%=vars.company_name%>works with partners to release VMware Tanzu products,
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