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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 3/20/15 7:24 PM, Tom Scavo wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Brent, did you follow some document to install and deploy this
instance of mdq-server?
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No. I don't know that Ian has anything formally written up about
it. I read the code and Spring Boot docs.<br>
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You don't really need to know anything to just run it locally and
play around with the entity data contained internally within the
jar. It's literally just 'java -jar mdq-server.jar'. Runs on port
8080, using sensible defaults.<br>
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To get it running on the server as a Linux service and a stable unit
test target, I had to spend some time learning about Spring Boot,
how to externalize config, logging, etc. And then some time
cobbling together Linux launch and init scripts. I would not claim
that those are in any sense usable in a production capacity, just
good enough for our unit tests. <br>
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When I asked, Ian noted that his preferred method of deployment was
as a Docker-based application. He has an entire project/repo in his
GitHub account that builds an Docker container (or whatever it's
called) specifically for mdq-server. If you know Docker, you might
want to look at that.<br>
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