Perform the following steps to start the JIFFY.ai application whenever there is maintenance activity in the JIFFY.ai core server or application upgrades etc.

Start NGINX Service

Log in to the JIFFY.ai core server and run the following command as a Root User to start the NGINX.

• /opt/nginx/sbin/nginx
• ps -ef | grep nginx



Start Elasticsearch/Kibana Cluster

Elasticsearch and Kibana are run as docker containers and managed through docker-compose.
1. Navigate to the Jiffy installation folder.

   cd /opt/jiffy

2. Change Directory into subfolder deps/elasticsearch.

   cd deps/elasticsearch

3. Run the following command as a root user.

   docker-compose up -d

Two instances of elasticsearch and one instance of Kibana are up now.

Start Service

1. Run the following command to bring up Elasticsearch Node1.

   docker-compose start node1

2. Run the following command to bring up Elasticsearch Node2.

   docker-compose start node2

3. Run the following command to bring up Kibana.

   docker-compose start kibana

• Run the following command to inspect services.

  docker-compose ps

Inspect Logs

1. Run the following command to inspect the complete logs of cluster.

   docker-compose logs -f

2. Run the following command to inspect logs from Elasticsearch Node1.

   docker-compose logs -f node1

3. Run the following command to inspect logs from Elasticsearch Node2.

   docker-compose logs -f node2

4. Run the following command to inspect logs from Kibana.

   docker-compose logs -f kibana

Start Application Level services

Jiffy core services, such as stop/start Applications must be performed from jiffyapp-usr

Switch the user to JIFFY.ai app Linux user and run the following commands as JIFFY.ai app user to start the Jiffy Application.

Start Zipkins Service

Run the following command if Zipkins services are not up and running.

• ps -ef | grep zipkin
• $JIFFY\HOME/zipkin/conf/start_zipkin.sh

Start JIFFY.ai Application

1. Run the following command to start the JIFFY.ai Application.

   application start all

   To enter the Masterkey, you can run the history | grep -i passphrase command or type the command export and press the pg up button to get the latest passphrase.

   
2. Run the following command to check whether all the JIFFY.ai services have started:

application status

Start Functionator Container

1. Run the following command to start Functionator Container.

docker start jiffy-functionator


2. Run the following command to check the status of Functionator Container.

docker ps -a

Vault Unseal During JIFFY.ai Restart

Run the following commands as JIFFY.ai app user(jiffyapp-usr) whenever there is an application restart to start the vault services.

• Step 1:

  cd $JIFFY_HOME/.vault.d/

• Step 2:

  nohup vault server -config=startupconfig.hcl > vault_$(date+%Y%m%d_%H%M%S).log 2>&1 &

• Step 3:

  vault operator unseal <unseal key 1 which was generated during the initialization>

• Step 4:

  vault operator unseal <unseal key 2 which was generated during the initialization>

Check Vault Running Status

Run the following commands to check the Vault Running Status.

ps -ef | grep vault