Procedure to restore or restart Thalia or Alfresco services
When system is pingable, and you are able to log in as root, but Nagios or customers reports that Thalia, Alfresco, or MySQL services are down or not working, restart the Thalia or Alfresco cluster:
1. Login to each system as root and stop the Thalia services with the following command:
/etc/init.d/web stop
2. Wait for initialization script to report
3. that services are stopped.
4. Repeat on all Thalia-IME servers in this cluster.
1. Login to each system as root and stop the Alfresco services with the following command:
/etc/init.d/web stop
2. Wait for initialization script to report that services are stopped.
3. Repeat on all Alfresco servers in this cluster.
1. Login to each system as root and stop MySQL with the following command:
/etc/init.d/mysql stop
2. Wait for initialization script to report that services are stopped.
3. Repeat on all MySQL servers in this cluster.
1. Login to each system as root and start MySQL with the following command:
/etc/init.d/mysql start
2. Wait for initialization script to report that services are stopped.
3. Check that MySQL has restarted successfully with the Nagios test plugin for this server. If this step fails, escalate to ISDA.
4. Repeat on all MySQL servers in this cluster.
1. Login to each system as root and start Alfresco with the following command:
/etc/init.d/web start
2. Wait for initialization script to report that services are started.
3. Check that Alfresco has restarted successfully with the Nagios test plugin for this server. If this step fails, escalate to ISDA.
4. Repeat on all Alfresco servers in this cluster.
1. Login to each system as root and start Thalia IME with the following command:
/etc/init.d/web start
2. Wait for initialization script to report that services are started.
3. Check that Thalia has restarted successfully with the Nagios test plugin for this server. If this step fails, escalate to ISDA.
4. Repeat on all Thalia servers in this cluster.
If system is unpingable, or you are unable to login as root, diagnose system, network, or hardware as a normal down or crashed system.
Escalation to ISDA by calling the following people, in order:
Hunter Heinlen
Catherine Iannuzzo
Andrew Boardman