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  1. Confluence Data Center
  2. CONFSERVER-53004

Systemd Support

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      Currently, we're pushing as much of new software deployments to RHEL/CentOS 7. This morning when I came in, I found that our Confluence server's java process had exited. I was able to login and `systemctl restart confluence` to get it back online, but it would be helpful if Confluence's SysV-style init scripts were supplemented with systemd-aware service-management components. If Confluence were systemd-aware, then crashing of the main Java process likely could be made to auto-restart.

      Yeah, we can construct our Confluence deployments to re-deploy on service-loss, but letting systemd handle simple cases such as this morning would be quicker than a re-deployment and make the question of clustering about scale rather than about availability.

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            41a756b52194 Thomas H Jones II
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