In production environment, we need to integrate Karaf directly into your operating system service control (http://karaf.apache.org/manual/latest/users-guide/wrapper.html):
- First you need to install the Service Wrapper feature: features:install wrapper
- Once installed, wrapper feature will provide wrapper:install new command in the Karaf shell, you can get help from wrapper:install --help
- Then you can follow the generated messages from wrapper:install to install the service
Finally while ServiceMix is started, you just connect to Karaf to check whether these services are available. Luckily Karaf offers 2 ways for doing so: a remote Shell accessible through an SSH connection, and a JMX interface.
Thus we can use the SSH connection now. The port used by Karaf to host the SSH server is configured in a file called 'org.apache.karaf.shell.cfg' located in the 'etc' folder in the Karaf installation. When Karaf is running, it also starts an SSH server, and a JMX server. So we can connect to Karaf through SSH by executing 'binclient.bat -a 8101 -h 159.99.203.109 -u karaf'. Here default user/password is karaf/karaf, and you can get help from 'client.bat –help'.
Note: you can also use putty or kitty SSH client.
作者:Hans.Hu
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