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In this section, three important actions to monitor the correct functioning of Dewetra are reported:
- System log
- TomCat log (external)
- Geoserver log
Furthermore, instruction on how to restart the internal and external TomCat are reported
- Step 1: Log as root on Dewetra server (10.137.8.14). Need to be on the VPN. Credentials given to Hydromet portal administrator from GoSL.
- Step2: compose the following command on the terminal window:
/data/doy/compose-dds.sh logs -f --tail=100 dds
- Step 1: Log as root on Dewetra server (10.137.8.14).
- Need to be on the VPN.
- Credentials given to Hydromet portal administrator from GoSL.
- Step2: compose the following command on the terminal window:
tail -f /var/log/tomcat9/catalina.out
- Step 1: Log in the Geoserver:
- Credentials given to Hydromet portal administrator from GoSL.
- Step 2: select the Geoserver logs in the left menu
¶ Restart internal and external TomCat
There are two TomCat, one of the DDS (internal at the Docker), another on the server (external) for Django and authentication.
/data/doy/compose-dds.sh restart
systemctl restart tomcat9.service
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