How can I tell if the AAI services are fully initialized when starting the AAI service on Linux?
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How can I tell if the AAI services are fully initialized when starting the AAI service on Linux?

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Article ID: 201407

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Automic Automation Intelligence

Issue/Introduction

How can I tell if the AAI services are fully initialized when starting the AAI service on Linux?

Environment

Release : 6.X

Component : AUTOMIC AUTOMATION INTELLIGENCE

Resolution

There is one service for the AAI server, started with the command below to start in the background:

/<InstallDir>/jaws.sh startbg


If you tail the /<Install dir>/nohup.out file in the installation directory like "tail -f nohop.out" after running the command above you can make sure everything initialized.



The line I look for to know its fully up is:


"INFO [as] WFLYSRV0025: JBoss EAP 7.0.9.GA (WildFly Core 2.1.20.Final-redhat-1) started in 159300ms - Started 2471 of 2536 services (176 services are lazy, passive or on-demand)"



Once you see that you should be able to launch AAI client, access the web, and the REST API's.

 

You can also check the <Install dir>/jboss/standalone/deployments directory to make sure you see the files below as type "DEPLOYED" and not "ISDEPLOYING" or "DODEPLOY" which could indicate something hung on startup or is still initializing.