Find below a template script that you can use for developing your application module script. A sample script is also provided with hard coded data that can be modified to develop your script.

use strict;
use warnings;
use VRTS::AppSDK::AppEnablementSDK::Application;
use VRTS::AppSDK::AppEnablementSDK::Constants qw(:LOG_LEVELS :
APP_INST_ATTRS :APP_UNIT_ATTRS :APP_FILE_ATTRS :
APP_CUSTOM_ATTRS :APP_INPUT_KEYS);

# Define an application here
my $appObj = new VRTS::AppSDK::AppEnablementSDK::Application("SampleApp");
if(defined $appObj)
{
		# Set and register various operations that this application script
		# supports.
		$appObj->set_discovery_types("DEEP, PROBE");
		$appObj->set_operation_types("START, STOP");
		
		$appObj->register_operation_callback("START",\&start);
		$appObj->register_operation_callback("STOP",\&stop);
		$appObj->register_discovery_callback("PROBE",\&probe);
		$appObj->register_discovery_callback("DEEP",\&deep);

		print ($appObj->commit());
}
################################# 
#Function: start
#
#Starts an application instance
#
#Parameters:
#arg - hash containing the application instance name
#
#Returns:
#	0 if successful else 1
# you can also return success or failure message which is optional.
################################# 

sub start
{
		my ($arg) = @_;

		my $FuncName = ( caller 0 )[3];
		$appObj->log(LOGLEVEL_DEBUG,"Inside $FuncName");

		my $inst_name = $arg->{INSTANCE_NAME};
		$appObj->log(LOGLEVEL_DEBUG,"Application instance name: [$inst_name]");

		#Write the code here to start an application instance
		#and return an appropriate status code and message.
		#Return 0 for success and 1 for failure.

		return 0, "Start is successful";
}

################################# 
#Function: stop
#
#Stops an application instance
#
#Parameters:
#arg - hash containing the application instance name
#
#Returns:
#	0 if successful else 1
# you can also return success or failure message which is optional.
################################# 

sub stop
{
		my ($arg) = @_;
		
		my $FuncName = ( caller 0 )[3];
		$appObj->log(LOGLEVEL_DEBUG,"Inside $FuncName");

		my $inst_name = $arg->{INSTANCE_NAME};
		$appObj->log(LOGLEVEL_DEBUG,"Application instance name: [$inst_name]");

		#Write the code here to stop an application instance
		#and return an appropriate status code and message.
		#Return 0 for success and 1 for failure.

		return 0, "Stop is successful";
}
################################# 
#Function: probe
#
#Discovers and reports the application instance state
#
#Parameters:
#arg - hash containing the application instance name
#
#Returns:
#	0 if successful else 1
# you can also return success or failure message which is optional.
################################# 

sub probe
{
		my ($arg) = @_;
		
		my $FuncName = ( caller 0 )[3];
		$appObj->log(LOGLEVEL_DEBUG,"Inside $FuncName");

		#Write the code here to discover and report the application instance name.

		#Report the state of the discovered application instance
		# on the Resiliency Platform.

		my $inst_name = $appObj->add_application_inst("app_inst");
		if (defined $inst)
		{
				# The state must be reported either 'online' or 'offline'
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_STATE,"Online");
		}

		#return 0 if successful else 1
		return 0, "Probe is successful";
}
################################# 
#Function: deep
#
#Discovers and reports the sub-components and data file information of 
#an application instance.
#
#Parameters:
#arg - hash containing the application instance name
#
#Returns:
#	0 if successful else 1
# you can also return success or failure message which is optional.
################################# 

sub deep
{
		my ($arg) = @_;
		
		my $FuncName = ( caller 0 )[3];
		$appObj->log(LOGLEVEL_DEBUG,"Inside $FuncName");

		#Write the code here to discover and report the sub-components
		# and the data file information of an application instance.

		my $inst_name = $appObj->add_application_inst("app_inst");
		if (defined $inst)
		{
				# Set application instance properties
				# Ensure that the following property is set, else the application
				# state is not displayed on the Resiliency Platform web console.
				#	You cannot perform operations if the state is not displayed
				# on the console.
				# Accepted values are 'online' and 'offline'

				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_STATE,"Online");

				# Following properties are optional

				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_VERSION,"1.0");
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_OWNER,"Administrator");
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_ISPARALLEL,"false");
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_HOMEDIR,"inst_homedir");
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_APP_TYPE,"emp_database");
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_CATEGORY,"database");
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_TOTAL_SIZE,"100");
				$inst->set_property(APP_INST_USED_SIZE,"90");

				# Set application instance custom properties

				# Setting custom properties is optional.

				$inst->set_custom_property("app_disp_name", "sample_instance");

				################################# 
				# If your application is clustered using any high availability
				# technology, then you need to set the following custom properties.

				# $inst->set_custom_property("ClusterType", "MSCS");	
				#	$inst->set_custom_property("ServiceGroupName", "sample_sg");
				# $inst->set_custom_property("IsClustered", "true");

				#------------------------------- 

				# Check if your application module script requires additional  
				# information such as user name and password from the user
				# who is accessing the Resiliency Platform web console.

				# If information is required, then check if the information
				# is already asked and do we have its responses available here
				# using the following API. Use those responses to complete
				# your task.

				# Use following API with QID as input
						my $response1 = $inst->get_qresponse('1');
						my $response2 = $inst->get_qresponse('2');
				#-------------------------------
				
				# If response is not available then ask for information
				# again using the following API:

				# Define questions to be asked in a hash
						my $qid1 = {
        	'QID' => '1',
        	'QText' => 'Administrator user name',
        	'Mandatory' => 'yes',
        	'QDescription' => 'Specify the administrator user name 
															to discover its data files.',
        	'Encrypted' => 'no'};
		
						my $qid2 = {
        	'QID' => '2',
        	'QText' => 'Administrator password',
        	'Mandatory' => 'yes',
        	'QDescription' => 'Specify the administrator user password 
																to discover its data files.',
        	'Encrypted' => 'yes'};

					# Add the hash using the following API:
					$inst->add_question($qid1);
					$inst->add_question($qid2);
					#-------------------------------

				# Write the code here to discover an application unit (application
				# sub-components) and application files information.
				# Note: Discovering application unit is not mandatory
				# but discovering application files is mandatory.
		
				# Add application sub-component here
				my $unit = $inst->add_application_unit("app_unit");
		
				# Add properties for application unit
				# Following properties are optional:

				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_OWNER, "unit_owner");
				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_VERSION, "1.0");
				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_STATE, "online");
				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_ISPARALLEL, "false");
				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_HOMEDIR, "unit_homedir");
				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_TYPE, "database");
				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_TOTAL_SIZE, "100");
				$unit->set_property(APP_UNIT_USED_SIZE, "50");
		
				# Setting custom properties is optional.
				$unit->set_custom_property("unit_disp_name", "sample_unit");
				#-------------------------------

				# Write the code here to discover information of application data files.
		
				my $file = $inst->add_application_file("app_file");
		
				# Following property is important and mandatory if you want to
				# configure your application for disaster recovery. 
				# Value of this property could be data, log, etc. but the
				# Resiliency Platform considers only those DR configuration files
				# which are marked as 'data'.
		
				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_TYPE, "data");
		
				# Following property is important and mandatory if you want to
				# configure your application for disaster recovery. 
	
				# Value of the property must be full file path  
				# e.g. '/root/app_inst/app_file.data' or 
				# 'c:\\app_inst\\app_file.data'
		
				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_PATH, "c:\\app_inst\\app_file.data");
		
				# Following properties are optional:

				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_NAME, "app_file.data");
				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_VERSION, "1.0");
				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_OWNER, "administrator");
				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_STATE, "online");
				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_SIZE, "10");
				$file->set_property(APP_FILE_PERMISSION, "all");
		
				# Setting custom properties is optional.
			
				$file->set_custom_property("file_desc", "Database file");

		}

			#return 0 if successful else 1
			return 0, "deep discovery is successful";
}