% @SERVICE_NAME@(8) @SERVICE_NAME@ service documentation @VERSION@ % Autogenerated from @NAME@ pom.xml Maven file % @SHORT_DATE@
@SERVICE_NAME@ - @SHORT_DESCRIPTION@
runuser -u @SERVICE_USER_NAME@ -- /usr/bin/java -Dlogging.config=@OUTPUT_LOGCONF_FILE@ -jar @OUTPUT_JAR_FILE@ --spring.config.location=@OUTPUT_APPCONF_FILE@
Or via the integrated Systemd service, deployed on @OUTPUT_SERVICE_FILE@.
The installer, by default, enable the service, but not start it.
You can use systemctl commands to control it:
sudo systemctl status @SERVICE_NAME@
sudo systemctl start @SERVICE_NAME@
sudo systemctl stop @SERVICE_NAME@
sudo systemctl disable @SERVICE_NAME@
sudo systemctl enable @SERVICE_NAME@
sudo systemctl daemon-reload # after edit the service file
sudo tail -f @OUTPUT_DIR_LOG@/@SERVICE_NAME@.log # to display service logs
You should edit the service configuration files before run the service, on @OUTPUT_APPCONF_FILE@ and @OUTPUT_LOGCONF_FILE@.
You must restart the service (stop and start) after change the configuration.
The setup will create @SERVICE_USER_NAME@ as internal user/group to run the service, on @OUTPUT_DIR_USER@ user home directory.
This service is a Spring Boot Java @JAVA_VERSION@ application self-contained.
This documentation describe how to operate this service, but will not the service itself either the application configuration file.
You can edit @OUTPUT_ENV_FILE@ file for setup env vars for this service.
The package deploy all this files:
@OUTPUT_APPCONF_FILE@ the Spring Boot application configuration, YAML file
@OUTPUT_LOGCONF_FILE@ the logging configuration (logs), apart from this made by the system
@OUTPUT_SERVICE_FILE@ the Systemd service file provided with the application in the system configuration
@OUTPUT_ENV_FILE@ the environment file for the service
@OUTPUT_JAR_FILE@ the binary file (Java @JAVA_VERSION@) of the application
@OUTPUT_MAN_FILE@ this man documentation file
@OUTPUT_THIRDPARTY_FILE@ You can access to the list of dependencies integrated with the application here
@OUTPUT_LICENCE_FILE@ You will find here the application license
You can access the application's issue management on @ISSUE_MANAGEMENT_NAME@ via @ISSUE_MANAGEMENT_URL@.
This application was writted by @AUTHOR_NAME@ (@AUTHOR_EMAIL@) for @ORG_NAME@ (@ORG_URL@).
@LICENCE@.
Spring Boot documentation, YAML specifications, Systemd administration guides.
See the project's home page: @URL@
This document was auto-generated the @NOW@, for the version @VERSION@, by linux-springboot-packager.