[CONF] Apache ServiceMix: Using Upstart to run ServiceMix on Ubuntu (page created)

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Page Created : SM : Using Upstart to run ServiceMix on Ubuntu Using Upstart to run ServiceMix on Ubuntu has been created by Gert Vanthienen (Jan 22, 2008). Content: Ubuntu uses Upstart to handle starting, stopping and supervising of services. This page describes how to run Apache ServiceMix as a service on Ubuntu. Configuring Upstart to run ServiceMix For Upstart, every service is defined in its own file in /etc/event.d. To add ServiceMix, just create /etc/event.d/servicemix with the contents shown below: # Apache ServiceMix # # Starts/stops ServiceMix when the computer starts/stops # Also restart ServiceMix after it has died unexpectedly start on runlevel 2 start on runlevel 3 start on runlevel 4 start on runlevel 5 stop on runlevel 0 stop on runlevel 1 stop on runlevel 6 kill timeout 15 respawn exec /opt/servicemix/bin/servicemix In this example: ServiceMix automatically starts/stops with the system a time-out of 15 seconds was configured between sending TERM and KILL signals when stopping the service, to allow ServiceMix to shut down properly when ServiceMix dies unexpectedly, the service will automatically be restarted by Upstart the default ServiceMix distribution has been extracted to /opt/servicemix, no modifications are required to the standard script Using Upstart to control ServiceMix The example above will start/stop ServiceMix automatically with the system, but you can also control the service from a command line: sudo initctl start servicemix starts ServiceMix manually sudo initctl status servicemix will show you the current status of the service, as well as the PID when running sudo initctl stop servicemix stops ServiceMix manually

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