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Tom Clegg, 06/15/2018 07:41 PM
Installing controller service¶
refs #13497
Add to "upgrading to master" section of doc.arvados.org:- Create
/etc/arvados/config.yml
on your API server node, if you haven't already - Add to
/etc/arvados/config.yml
:Clusters: {your-uuid-prefix}: NodeProfiles: apiserver: arvados-controller: Listen: ":9004" # choose a port arvados-api-server: Listen: ":8000" # must match Rails server port in your Nginx config
- Create
/etc/arvados/environment
containing one line,ARVADOS_NODE_PROFILE=apiserver
- Install the arvados-controller package on your API server node
- Update your Nginx configuration so incoming traffic for $ARVADOS_API_HOST is routed to port 9004 (or whichever port you chose for arvados-controller in your config).
- Add:
upstream arvados-controller { server 127.0.0.1:9004; }
- Update server section that currently forwards traffic to
http://api
:server { listen [your public IP address]:443 ssl; server_name uuid_prefix.your.domain; # ... location / { - proxy_pass http://api; + proxy_pass http://arvados-controller; # ... } }
- Add:
- Add arvados-controller to the list of deb/rpm packages to install
- Create
/etc/arvados/config.yml
(as above) - Create
/etc/arvados/environment
(as above) - If using systemd, run
systemctl start arvados-controller
and confirm running status - If not using systemd, set up a supervised service using runit
Updated by Tom Clegg over 6 years ago · 6 revisions