Starting Up and Shutting Down

All systems are designed to boot up and start all services independently.

However, there are certain dependencies between the services, so a clean startup and shutdown is best done when a certain order is considered. 

Start Up

Dependencies

All services of the platform are dependent on two central entities:

• The Storage
• The Database(s)

To boot the solution, the storage should always be booted first. If this is external to the solution, continue with the next step. Otherwise, the computer (or in case of redundancy - both computers) is started on which the storage is located. This is usually the load balancer, but for larger systems a separate storage machine could have been implemented.

Afterwards, the master database is booted. As soon as its is finished, the slave can be started up.

Finally, the telephony servers and web servers can be started up in any order, even simultaneously.

Order

A non-redundant solution is assumed in the following. The operation of a redundant solution requires extra schooling.

This results in the following starting order:

1. Storage (Separates Storage acd-store or Load-Balancer acd-lb). 
   Wait until Storage is up.
2. With separate storage, now start the load balancer acd-lb.
   There is no need to wait here.
3.  acd-dbm - Database Master .
   Wait until DB-Master is up.
4.  acd-dbs -  Database Slave- .
   Wait until DB slave is up.
5. Boot acd-jb1 ... acd-jb(x) aswell as acd-tel1 ... acd-tel(x)

Checks

1. Log on to the Web via the load balancer. 
   
   1. Log on OK?
      If Not, check /home/jtel/jboss-(version)/standalone/log/server.log
   2. ESSENTIAL: Logo visible in the web application?
      If not, the storage is not up. Check with mount on the web servers. If necessary restore mount /home/jtel/shared Mount.
2. Call System.
   1. Calls are put through?
      If not, check the telephony server.
      Look for red messages in the telephony server and act accordingly.
   2. Calls are signalled in the Agent Home or Mini Client?
      If not, check the Hazelcast cluster (PlatformListener for telephony and web server).

Shutdown

Order

Shutting down is done in the reverse order:

1. Shutdown All Webservers acd-jb1 ... acd-jb(x) and Telephony servers acd-tel1 ... acd-tel(x) 
   Finish step or make sure that the computers are really shutting down before continuing.
2. Shut down database slave acd-dbs.
3. Shut down database master acd-dbm.
4. Shut down load balancer acd-lb.
5. For separate storage, shut down acd-store.

It is not absolutely necessary to wait between the individual steps, just step 1 should be completed before continuing.

Startup and Shutdown - Redundant components

If the entire system is shut down, some components may not be immediately available or manual intervention may be necessary.

Storage (Redundant) - CentOS

Shut down (only one)

Always shut down one after the other.

With:

pcs status 

determine which node is active.

On the other node:

drbdadm secondary jtelshared
shutdown now

Then shut down the active node.

shutdown now

Boot up (only one)

After booting the secondary node, check the status. It should be Secondary and UpToDate

pcs status 

Check Sync status with :

cat /proc/drbd

After the sync is done, if necessary, and is ready:

drbdadm primary jtelshared

Shut down (both)

With:

pcs status

determine which node is active (the node on which Samba and the virtual IP is running). This is the Primary Node. 

With:

drbdadm secondary jtelshared
shutdown now

Set the secondary Node to secondary

On the Secondary Node first, then Primary:

shutdown now

Start up (both)

Boot the Primary Node first

Check DRBD sync Status and pcs cluster status

Check with:

pcs status
cat /proc/drbd

The Primary Node should be primary, and Secondary Node should be secondary. Disc should be UpToDate

drbdadm primary jtelshared

Check with: 

cat /proc/drbd

pcs status
cat /proc/drbd