Start Rodan

Note: to make sure that the services have the latest configuration, you may want to restart them if they have already been running (service xxxx restart).

Rodan task queue

Make sure that rabbitmq-server is running with rabbitmqctl status. If not, run:

$> service rabbitmq-server start

Open the port for RabbitMQ (typically 5672).

Rodan database

Make sure that PostgreSQL and Redis are running. If not, run:

$> service postgresql start
$> service redis-server start

Open the port for PostgreSQL (typically 5432) and Redis (typically 6379).

Rodan resource file server

Make sure that the following NFS-related services are running:

$> service rpcbind start
$> service nfs-kernel-server start

Open the ports for NFS-related services (typically 111/udp and 2049/tcp).

Rodan workers

1. Mount NFS folder:

$> service rpcbind start
$> mount -t nfs -o proto=tcp,port=2049 $RESOURCE_FILE_SERVER_IP:/ $RESOURCE_FOLDER_MOUNT_POINT

Try if the mounted folder works fine.

2. Start supervisor:

$> service supervisor start

Check supervisorctl for Rodan status.

Then, Rodan worker should be available.

Rodan server

Start nginx:

$> service nginx start

Then follow the steps for "Rodan workers". After that, open port 80.