How to control managed server by shell script?

[mjhero]

Hi All,

I have the plan to construct my system with JBoss AS7 as a application server.

And I want to configure domain at each server. Some managed servers belong to each domain.

I want to control each of my managed servers by shell script.

For example,

my_domain

- managed1

- managed2

and there are serveral shell script files,

start_managed1.sh

stop_managed1.sh

....

I've read many articles and books, but I coudn't find any.

How can i do this?

[jamezp]

If I'm understanding correctly you want to run CLI scripts from bash. You can run any CLI command from the command line or a bash script.

The following script would lost all loggers that are defined in the default profile.

$JBOSS_HOME/bin/jboss-cli.sh --connect "/profile=default/subsystem=logging/logger=*:read-resource"

[apatispelikan]

Hello,

For starting/stopping only servers/server-groups (not the entire domain) through cli you can use:

/server-group=main-server-group:stop-servers

/host=local/server-config=server-one:stop

Regards,

Stephan

[apatispelikan]

This is my start-script:

#!/bin/sh

CUSTOMER="appA"
SERVER="01"

if [ `whoami` != "wwwsrv" ];
then
  echo "Switching to User wwwsrv"
  su - wwwsrv -c "/appl/${CUSTOMER}/bin/startjboss.sh"
  exit
fi

PDC=`wget -q -O - "domaincontroller.provider.at:9999"`
if [ "e${PDC}" = "e" ]; then
   echo "Domain-Controller-Master on server01 not running - please start using server01:/appl/domaincontroller/bin/startdomain.sh"
   exit
else
   echo "Domain-Controller-Master is running - this is good"
fi

# this test is not necessary on server01 because on server01 only the master-domaincontroller is needed
if [ ! "${SERVER}" = "01" ]; then
    DCPID=`ps -ef |grep wwwsrv|grep "\-D\[Host Controller\] "|awk '{print $2;}'`
    if [ "e${DCPID}" = "e" ]; then
        echo "Domain-Controller-Slave on server02 not running - please start using /appl/domaincontroller/bin/startdomain_slave.sh"
        exit
    else
        echo "Domain-Controller-Slave is running - this is good"
    fi
fi

PID=`ps -ef |grep ${CUSTOMER}${SERVER}|grep -v grep|awk '{print $2;}'`
if [ !  "e${PID}" = "e" ]; then
   echo "${CUSTOMER}${SERVER} is already running"
   exit
fi

echo "Will start up ${CUSTOMER}${SERVER}"
export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jdk1.7
/appl/domaincontroller/jboss-as-7.1.2.Final/bin/jboss-cli.sh \
  --controller=domaincontroller.provider.at:9999  \
  --user=admin --password=xxxxxx \
  --commands="connect,/host=master/server-config=${CUSTOMER}${SERVER}:start"

The script asumes that on server01 the domain-controller-master is hostet and all jboss-servers are named like "appA01", "appB01", etc. On other servers like server02 a domain-controller-slave is hostet and all jboss-servers named like "appA02", "appB02", etc. So there are clusters of jboss-servers for each application A, B.

The stop-script:

#!/bin/sh

CUSTOMER="appA"
SERVER="01"

if [ `whoami` != "wwwsrv" ];
then
  echo "Switching to User wwwsrv"
  su - wwwsrv -c "/appl/${CUSTOMER}/bin/stopjboss.sh"
  exit
fi

PDC=`wget -q -O - "domaincontroller.provider.at:9999"`
if [ "e${PDC}" = "e" ]; then
   echo "Domain-Controller-Master on server01 not running - please start using server01:/appl/domaincontroller/bin/startdomain.sh"
   exit
else
   echo "Domain-Controller-Master is running - this is good"
fi

# this test is not necessary on server01 because on server01 only the master-domaincontroller is needed
if [ ! "${SERVER}" = "01" ]; then
    DCPID=`ps -ef |grep wwwsrv|grep "\-D\[Host Controller\] "|awk '{print $2;}'`
    if [ "e${DCPID}" = "e" ]; then
       echo "Domain-Controller-Slave on server02 not running - please start using /appl/domaincontroller/bin/startdomain_slave.sh"
       exit
    else
       echo "Domain-Controller-Slave is running - this is good"
    fi
fi

PID=`ps -ef |grep ${CUSTOMER}${SERVER}|grep -v grep|awk '{print $2;}'`
if [ "e${PID}" = "e" ]; then
   echo "${CUSTOMER}${SERVER} is not running"
   exit
fi

echo "Will shut down ${CUSTOMER}${SERVER}"
export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jdk1.7
/appl/domaincontroller/jboss-as-7.1.2.Final/bin/jboss-cli.sh \
  --controller=domaincontroller.provider.at:9999  \
  --user=admin --password=xxxxxx \
  --commands="connect,/host=master/server-config=${CUSTOMER}${SERVER}:stop"

echo -n "Waiting for shutdown"
for i in {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}; do
   echo -n "."
   RUNNING=`ps -ef|grep ${PID}|grep -v grep`
   if [ "e${RUNNING}" = "e" ]; then
      echo "done"
      exit
   fi
   sleep 1
done

echo "Killing JBoss (PID:${PID})"
kill -9 ${PID}

I hope this helpes any of you.