Starting and stopping the PingIntelligence Dashboard - PingIntelligence for APIs

Starting and stopping the PingIntelligence Dashboard - PingIntelligence for APIs - 5.2

PingIntelligence

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pingintelligence-52

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PingIntelligence

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PingIntelligence for APIs 5.2 (Latest)

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APISecurity

AdvancedAPICybersecurity

Capability

Environment

Product

apisecurity

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linux

pi-52

pingintelligence

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Start and stop the PingIntelligence Dashboard.

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

To start and stop components:

Start and stop components together.

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 components 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 components individually.
1. Start components in the following order:
  1. Start Elasticsearch by entering the following command:
```
# 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
```
  2. Start the Dashboard by entering the following the command:
```
# 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
```
  3. Start the Web GUI by entering the following command:
```
# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/start.sh
```
    If the Web GUI is running as a service, use the following command:
```
# sudo systemctl start pi-webgui.service
```
2. Stop components in the following order:
  1. Stop the Web GUI by entering the following command:
```
# 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
```
  2. Stop the Dashboard by entering the following command:
```
# cd <pi_install_dir>/pingidentity/webgui
# ./bin/stop.sh

WebGUI 5.1
WebGUI is stopped.
```
    If the Dashboard is running as a service, use the following command:
```
# sudo systemctl stop pi-dashboard.service
```
  3. 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
```