How is server reboot handled? #369
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I couldn't find any information about this: |
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The app is not automatically restarted on server restarts, you should run a |
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Ok, thank you. |
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@intrip seems like you are wrong. All containers managed with MRSK are started with The only thing that @Fire-Dragon-DoL should take care about is to ensure that Docker service will be started after reboot. On Ubuntu you can check it with |
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Would that survive even a server restart? The containers with |
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Interesting to see if |
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@intrip I've ran a test on a weekend (switched off and on the server) and everything works fine. |
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Amazing! Then I can definitely use mrsk. With a combo of MRSK + managed db + managed object storage, I can make operations very simple |
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Yes, if you have your docker service controlled by systemctl.Sent from my iPhoneOn 22 Jul 2023, at 20:52, Francesco Belladonna ***@***.***> wrote:
Would that survive even a server restart?
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@Fire-Dragon-DoL - good question and really helpful for me as well. I nearly quit early though because the marked answer is not the same as the right answer (which is much better!) Could you update it when you get a chance? |
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Good point, thank you for calling that out, I updated the marked answer |
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@intrip seems like you are wrong. All containers managed with MRSK are started with
--restart unless-stoppedoption, which guarantees that they will be restarted always except to situations when they are manually stopped.The only thing that @Fire-Dragon-DoL should take care about is to ensure that Docker service will be started after reboot. On Ubuntu you can check it with
systemctl list-unit-files | grep docker. Ifdocker.serviceis disabled, you can enable it withsystemctl enable docker.service.