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jira.service dependencies for systemd under CentOS 7.x?

OneTech IT
OneTech IT
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February 2, 2018

I am trying to create a systemd jira.service for my standalone JIRA 7.x server running on CentOS 7.x.   The only dependencies I can think of for startup are HAProxy (haproxy.service) and the network.target dependency.

The server connects to a completely separate PostgreSQL server (not installed locally) and iptables are disabled for performance (isolated VLAN is secured).

Are there any other dependencies that I should be aware of including in the 'After=' or 'Wants=' section' of the jira.service?

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February 3, 2018

As long as the network and database and usable while Jira starts up, you're all good.

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