CT2 Release Procedure

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	== Delete Internal and Client webapp dirs and wars ==		== Delete Internal and Client webapp dirs and wars ==
-	rm -rf { directory name }	+	rm -rf Client
		+	rm -rf internal
		+
		+	rm -rf Client.war
		+	rm -rf internal.war
	== Start tomcat ==		== Start tomcat ==

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Revision as of 01:24, 7 January 2010

Contents 1 Notify 2 Stop Tomcat 3 Make a backup of the webapp folder 4 Create a mysqldump of Cybertrax Internal database 5 Delete Internal and Client webapp dirs and wars 6 Start tomcat 7 Patch DB for New Release 8 Deploy war file with New Release

Notify

Dear Jaguar Global,

CT2 will not be available at 7:40 pm EST because we need to perform the server maintenance. This process is estimated to take less than an hour and an e-mail notification will be sent when CT2 is back online.

Thank you for your patience.

Best Regards, Alex Dobrovolsky

Stop Tomcat

go to /opt/tomcat/bin as root (su -)
type ./shutdown.sh
pgrep java
pkill -9 java

Make a backup of the webapp folder

cp -ra Client Client.bak
cp -ra internal internal.bak

Create a mysqldump of Cybertrax Internal database

mysqldump -uroot -pJaG118Svc! -R --lock-all-tables cybertraxInternal > /var/backup/ct2_2009_jan_6.sql

Delete Internal and Client webapp dirs and wars

rm -rf Client
rm -rf internal

rm -rf Client.war
rm -rf internal.war

Start tomcat

type ./startup.sh

Patch DB for New Release

through Navicat

Deploy war file with New Release

from tomcat manager