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# Specify Services to be enabled at installation/upgrade [ 0 - disable / 1 - enable ] | # Specify Services to be enabled at installation/upgrade [ 0 - disable / 1 - enable ] | ||
report_scheduler_server = 1 Kicks off scheduled reports and email. | report_scheduler_server = 1 Kicks off scheduled reports and email. | ||
import_server = 1 Imports CSV data | import_server = 1 Imports CSV data. | ||
export_server = 1 Exports data in CSV format | export_server = 1 Exports data in CSV format. | ||
marketing_server = 1 Sends marketing emails. | marketing_server = 1 Sends marketing emails. | ||
bounce_server = 1 Handles bounced emails. | bounce_server = 1 Handles bounced emails. |
Revision as of 23:06, 22 June 2011
Managing Backend Services
The AgileApps Cloud platform has several backend services. Each of them can be run on a different server, to improve performance and scalability. They can be disabled, as well, if they are not used.
It is highly recommended that the customer-facing web server is not used for the backend services. Instead, they should run in one or more dedicated instances of the platform, running on one more separate servers.
About the Backend Services
An Application Server instance can run one or more of the following services. Enabling and disabling them determines which instance they run in--or whether they are available at all.
Service Default Status Description Report Scheduler Disabled Runs scheduled reports when they're due Import Disabled Imports of data into the database Export Disabled Exports data from the database Memcached Disabled Data caching mechanism (installed separately) Marketing Disabled Handles email campaigns Bounce Disabled Handles bounced emails that result from such campaigns Quartz Enabled Time keeper for all scheduled events.
Configuring Backend Services at Installation
Backend services can be figured at installation, using the installation.properties file. It looks like this:
# Specify Java Home Directory java_home = /opt/jdk1.6.0_12 # Specify MYSQL parmaters mysql_port = 3306 mysql_username = root mysql_password = mysql123 mysql_host = localhost # Specify Services to be enabled at installation/upgrade [ 0 - disable / 1 - enable ] report_scheduler_server = 1 Kicks off scheduled reports and email. import_server = 1 Imports CSV data. export_server = 1 Exports data in CSV format. marketing_server = 1 Sends marketing emails. bounce_server = 1 Handles bounced emails. quartz_server = 1 Enables scheduling on the server. memcached_server = 1 Enables memcached, if it is installed.
After changing installation.properties, run the configuration script:
# ./configure.pl