Start and stop Dashboard - PingIntelligence for APIs

Start and stop Dashboard - PingIntelligence for APIs - 5.1

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Page created: 1 Nov 2021 |

Page updated: 10 Feb 2023

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Product PingIntelligence for APIs 5.1 Capability API Security Advanced API Cybersecurity Linux On-Premises Operating System Hosting Environment Administration User task Installation

You can choose to start and stop all the components together or individually.

It is recommended to start and stop components together using the following command:

# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/start-all.sh

starting elasticsearch...
warning: usage of JAVA_HOME is deprecated, use ES_JAVA_HOME
warning: usage of JAVA_HOME is deprecated, use ES_JAVA_HOME
OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM warning: Option UseConcMarkSweepGC was deprecated in version 9.0 and will likely be removed in a future release.
elasticsearch started
starting data-engine
Data Engine configured for UTC timezone.
PingIntelligence Data Engine 5.1 starting...
data-engine started
starting webgui
WebGUI configured for UTC timezone.
WebGUI 5.1 starting...
please see <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui/logs/admin/admin.log for more details
success: all ui components started

To stop all the components of PingIntelligence Dashboard together, enter the following command:

# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/stop-all.sh


WebGUI 5.1
WebGUI is stopped.
PingIntelligence Data Engine 5.1
PingIntelligence Data Engine is stopped.
elasticsearch stopped
success: all ui components stopped

Start and stop PingIntelligence Dashboard components individually

Start the components in the following order:

Start Elasticsearch: Enter the following command to start Elasticsearch:
```
# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/elasticsearch
# ./bin/elasticsearch -d -p logs/elasticsearch.pid
```
If Elasticsearch is running as a service, use the following command:
```
# sudo systemctl start pi-elasticsearch.service
```

Start Dashboard: Enter the following command to start Dashboard:

# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/start.sh

WebGUI configured for UTC timezone.
WebGUI 5.1 starting...
please see <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui/logs/admin/admin.log for more details

If Dashboard is running as a service, use the following command:

# sudo systemctl start pi-dashboard.service

Start Web GUI: Enter the following command to start Web GUI:
```
# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/start.sh
```
If Web GUI is running as a service, use the following command:
```
# sudo systemctl start pi-webgui.service
```

Stop the components in the following order:

Stop Web GUI: Enter the following command to stop Web GUI:
```
# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/stop.sh				
```
If Web GUI is running as a service, use the following command:
```
# sudo systemctl stop pi-webgui.service
```
Stop Dashboard : Stop the dashboard engine by entering the following command:
```
# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/stop.sh

WebGUI 5.1
WebGUI is stopped.
```
If Dashboard is running as a service, use the following command:
```
# sudo systemctl stop pi-dashboard.service
```
Stop Elasticsearch: Stop Elasticsearch by entering the following command:
```
# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/elasticsearch
# kill -15 "$(<logs/elasticsearch.pid)"					
```
If Elasticsearch is running as a service, use the following command:
```
# sudo systemctl stop pi-elasticsearch.service
```