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    The document outlines the 9-step process to deploy 8 microservices that make up an ADP application. It involves: 1) Taking the Java jar files for each service and moving them to the server 2) Logging into the server and navigating to the services folder 3) Checking currently running services and killing them 4) Running each jar file in detached mode with Java commands and specific configurations 5) Verifying the services are running with a network status check 6) The deployment is then complete.

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    The document outlines the 9-step process to deploy 8 microservices that make up an ADP application. It involves: 1) Taking the Java jar files for each service and moving them to the server 2) Logging into the server and navigating to the services folder 3) Checking currently running services and killing them 4) Running each jar file in detached mode with Java commands and specific configurations 5) Verifying the services are running with a network status check 6) The deployment is then complete.

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    The document outlines the 9-step process to deploy 8 microservices that make up an ADP application. It involves: 1) Taking the Java jar files for each service and moving them to the server 2) Logging into the server and navigating to the services folder 3) Checking currently running services and killing them 4) Running each jar file in detached mode with Java commands and specific configurations 5) Verifying the services are running with a network status check 6) The deployment is then complete.

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    The document outlines the 9-step process to deploy 8 microservices that make up an ADP application. It involves: 1) Taking the Java jar files for each service and moving them to the server 2) Logging into the server and navigating to the services folder 3) Checking currently running services and killing them 4) Running each jar file in detached mode with Java commands and specific configurations 5) Verifying the services are running with a network status check 6) The deployment is then complete.

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    Deployment process

    List of services:
    • ADP_CONFIG_SERIVCE
    • ADP_DISCOVERY_SERVICE
    • ADP_GATEWAY_SERVICE
    • ADP_CORE_SERVICE
    • ADP_COMPLIANCE_SERVICE
    • ADP_INGESTION_SERVICE
    • ADP_JOB_SERVICE
    • ADP_SEARCH_SERVICE

    Steps:
    Step 1: Take build (jars) for all services.
    • adp-config-service-1.0.jar
    • adp-discovery-service-1.0.jar
    • adp-gateway-service-1.0.jar
    • adp-core-service-1.0.jar
    • adp-compliance-service-1.0.jar
    • adp-ingestion-service-1.0.jar
    • adp-job-service-1.0.jar
    • adp-search-service-1.0.jar
    Step 2: Move jars to SFTP (service folder) using filezila
    Step 3: Login to server
    Step 4: Go to the services folder which has all the jars
    Step 5: Get information of all running services by using “sudo netstat -tulpn” comment
    Step 6: Kill all running services
    Syntax: sudo kill –9 PID
    Ex: sudo kill –9 2503761
    Will get PID by following the step 5
    Step 7: Run the jars
    • nohup java -Xmx1024m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-config-service-1.0.jar &
    • nohup java -Xmx1024m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-discovery-service-1.0.jar &
    • nohup java -Xmx2048m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-gateway-service-1.0.jar &
    • nohup java -Xmx2048m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-core-service-1.0.jar &
    • nohup java -Xmx2048m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-ingestion-service-1.0.jar &
    • nohup java -Xmx2048m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-search-service-1.0.jar &
    • nohup java -Xmx2048m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-compliance-service-1.0.jar &
    • nohup java -Xmx2048m -jar -Dspring.profiles.active=dc-test,native
    /home/ubuntu/services/adp-job-service-1.0.jar &
    Step 8: Check status of running services by using “sudo netstat -tulpn” comment
    Step 9: Deployment completed

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