Container Cloud: configure automatic service startup

[West.cn image] By default, supervisor is used to manage startup programs. sshd has already been installed and configured by default. If you have your own program that needs to start automatically when the container starts, please follow the tutorial below to set it up.

For example, the command to start BaoTa Panel is  supervisorctl start bt:     (If it does not work, first run: rm -rf /www/server/panel/logs/panel.pid)

For non-[West.cn image], please refer to the instructions at the end of this tutorial.

Centos system configuration file directory /etc/supervisord.d/, file suffix is ini

Ubuntu, Debian system configuration file directory /etc/supervisor/conf.d/, file suffix is conf

This tutorial uses nginx as an example.

1. First install and configure the application. Compiling and installing, yum, or apt-get are all acceptable. Installation steps are omitted.

2. Create a configuration file

centos: /etc/supervisord.d/nginx.ini

Ubuntu, Debian: /etc/supervisor/conf.d/nginx.conf

[program:nginx]
command=/usr/sbin/nginx -c /etc/nginx/nginx.conf -g 'daemon off;'
autorestart=True

3. Update the configuration file

Enter the command supervisorctl update in the terminal

root@e9f9b9578ebb:/# supervisorctl update
nginx: added process group

4. Check status

Enter the command supervisorctl status in the terminal

root@e9f9b9578ebb:/# supervisorctl status
nginx   RUNNING   pid 440, uptime 0:00:37
sshd    RUNNING   pid 26, uptime 0:41:50

The status RUNNING means it is running.

Common supervisroctl commands

supervisorctl stop nginx        # stop nginx
supervisorctl start nginx       # start nginx
supervisorctl restart nginx     # restart nginx
supervisorctl stop all          # stop all processes
supervisorctl start all         # start all processes
supervisorctl restart all       # restart all processes
supervisorctl reload            # reload supervisor
supervisorctl status            # view service status
supervisorctl update            # update supervisor, generally after adding or modifying startup configuration files, run this command for it to take effect

Common program startup configuration files (please use your actual file paths)

apache

[program:httpd]
command=/usr/sbin/httpd -D FOREGROUND
autorestart=True

mysql

[program:mysqld]
command=/usr/bin/pidproxy /tmp/mysqld.pid /usr/sbin/mysqld_safe --datadir=/home/mysql_data --pid-file=/tmp/mysqld.pid
autorestart=True
user=mysql

redis

[program:redis]
command=/usr/local/bin/redis-server /etc/redis.conf
autorestart=True

tomcat

[program:tomcat]
directory=/www/server/tomcat/bin
command=/www/server/tomcat/bin/catalina.sh run
autorestart=True

If not using [West.cn image], please log in to the container management page and find the startup command

 If the startup command is a script file, find that script in the container, and add the command line of the program that needs to start with the container to this startup script.