How do you run Talend ESB as a service on Red Hat Linux 7 ?

dleerob — Sat, 16 Nov 2024 06:26:03 GMT

When installing Talend 7.1.1 (or 6.5.1) on Linux using the Talend Installer, it does not set up Karaf (the container) as a service to automatically run when the server starts up.

Instead, you have to either go to /opt/Talend-7.1.1/esb/container/bin and run "trun" to get the Karaf console, which when you exit it, stops the container. Or you could execute "start" which runs it in the background.

Now, I cannot find any documentation on how to run Talend ESB as a service.

I did find documentation on how to run the Talend Runtime as a service, and this is apparently the equivalent to the container folder is Talend ESB.

So I have followed the documentation for installing Talend Runtime as a service: https://help.talend.com/reader/Vf4kncNeAlVQT~Kv9TVUVQ/og1ve0spgsY1a9aENpWoww

Now, in the documentation under CentOS/RedHat 7, the Talend-Container.service file created doesn't use any of the wrapper files created in the steps above it? Why is this?

And then, when actually starting the service using:

systemctl start Talend-Container.service

It starts up "trun", and then it simply exits it because trun doesn't run in the background.

My question is, how do I get Talend ESB to run as a service on Red Hat 7, and is the documentation provided above incorrect ?

Re: How do you run Talend ESB as a service on Red Hat Linux 7 ?

dleerob — Tue, 05 Mar 2019 13:47:04 GMT

So I figured out how to install the Talend ESB service. My documentation below.

Instructions to run Talend Runtime as a service found here: https://help.talend.com/reader/Vf4kncNeAlVQT~Kv9TVUVQ/Ug09Mfojeso_Kvf9S9ZfrA

However, this documentation is inaccurate in that it tells us to create a file "/etc/systemd/system/Talend-Container.service" which is pointing to "trun" and not using the service wrapper at all.

Instead, follow these steps:

Execute: sudo /opt/Talend-7.1.1/esb/container/bin/trun
In the Karaf console, type: feature:install wrapper
In the Karaf console, type: wrapper:install -s AUTO_START -n TalendESB -d TalendESB -D "Talend ESB"
Press Ctrl+D or type "halt" and press enter to exit the Karaf console.
Edit "/opt/Talend-7.1.1/esb/container/bin/TalendESB-service" and change JAVA_HOME="null" to JAVA_HOME="/usr/lib/jvm/zulu-8"
Edit "/opt/Talend-7.1.1/esb/container/etc/TalendESB-wrapper.conf" and change set.default.JAVA_HOME=null to set.default.JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/zulu-8
Execute: sudo systemctl enable /opt/Talend-7.1.1/esb/container/bin/TalendESB.service
To see that the service is enabled which means it will run at system startup, execute: sudo systemctl list-unit-files | grep TalendESB
Start the service by executing: sudo systemctl start TalendESB
Double check that the service is running by executing: sudo systemctl list-units --type=service | grep TalendESB

So, although the above works for me, I am still wondering if the Talend documentation is incorrect ?

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How do you run Talend ESB as a service on Red Hat Linux 7 ?

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