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Installing the JS7 Controller

Prerequisites

A Java Runtime Environment starting from version 1.8 is required.
For details see Which Java versions is JobScheduler available for?

Preparation

Introduction

The Controller can be installed on Linux systems without use of an installer by extracting Choose the Controller archive for the target system from the JobScheduler Download page.
For Unix systems a .tar.gz tarball archive is available.For
The Controller can be installed on Windows systems:
- without use of an installer by extracting a .zip archive is available.

Installation

- Unzip the downloaded archive to an arbitrary directory.
- Directory structure (only files and folders directly relevant):
  - bin
    - controller.cmd|sh
      - The start script for Windows/Linux platforms.
    - controller_watchdog.cmd|sh
      - Restarts the Controller in for Windows/Linux platforms.
    - environment_variables.cmd|sh
      - Sets environment variables for the JS7 Controller.
  - lib
    - The directory for Java libraries.
  - service (for Windows)
    - amd64 (directory)
    - manager (directory)
    - x86 (directory)
    - install_controller_windows_service.cmd
    - js7_controller_<Controller ID>.exe
    - js7_controller_<Controller ID>w.exe
    - LICENSE.txt
    - NOTICE.txt
    - RELEASE-NOTES.txt
    - set_java_home_for_jetty_windows_service.cmd
    - start_jetty_windows_service.cmd
    - uninstall_controller_windows_service.cmd
  - user_bin
    - environment_variables.cmd-example - example script to set the Controller environment variables (Microsoft Windows)
  - Uninstaller (the empty directory remains in place after uninstall)
    - install.log
    - js7.ico
    - shortcut.vbs
    - uninstall.cmd
    - uninstall_prepare.cmd
    - uninstaller.jar
  - var
    - logs
    - config
    - state

Updating the JS7 Controller

The update to the JS7 Controller is performed from the same download archive that is used for any fresh installation:

js7_controller_windows.x.x.x.zip for windows
js7_controller_unix.x.x.x.tar.gz for Linux

Preparation

Stop the JS7 Controller instance.
Prepare to rollback in case that the update of the JS7 Controller is not successful:
- Create a .tar.gz/.zip archive for the
  - Installation Directory:
    - The default installation paths for the Controller are:
      - /opt/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<controller-ID> on Linux systems and
      - C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-ID> on Windows.
  - Configuration Directory
    - The default configuration paths for the Controller are:
      - /home/sos/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<controller-ID> on Linux systems and
      - C:\ProgramData\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-ID> on Windows.
Take a backup of the above archives created.

Note: For the Linux environments taking a backup of the directories and extracting them at the time of rollback is sufficient but in the case of Windows, it is also required to re-install the service of the Controller.

Update

Installer Options

- . This allows a portable installation which requires no administrative privileges.
- by running the Controller installer in headless mode or
- by running the graphical installer see JS7 - Controller - Using the Windows Graphical Installer.

Prerequisites

A Java Runtime Environment starting from version 1.8 is required. For details see the Which Java versions is JobScheduler available for? article.
It is necessary that a time service is operated on the server which hosts the Controller. This is to synchronize the system clock's time.
Technically the Controller can be operated in any Unix environment. However, support for operation of the Controller is focused on Linux systems as described in the JS7 - Platforms article.

Download

Download the Controller archive for the target system from the JS7 - Download page.
- For Unix systems:
  - A .tar.gz archive is available that is extracted to create the Controller's directory structure (see below).
    - js7_controller_unix.<release>.tar.gz
- For Windows systems:
  - A .zip archive is available which will create the Controller's directory structure when it is extracted (see below).
    - js7_controller_windows.<release>.zip
  - A .zip archive including the installer is available which can be used to run the installer in headless mode.
    - js7_controller_windows_installer.<release>.zip

Installation Video

This video explains the installation.

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Installation from the .tar.gz/.zip Archive

Installation

Extract the downloaded archive to a directory.
After extraction the resulting directory structure will include (only files and folders immediately relevant):
- controller
  - license.gpl (copy of GPLv3 (General Public License) used for the Open Source JS7 - License)
  - license.html (HTML format of license terms for the commercial JS7 - License)
  - license.txt (plain text format of license terms for the commercial JS7 - License)
  - sbom.json (JS7 - Software Bill of Materials)
  - ThirdParty.txt (list of 3rd party components and licenses used by JS7)
  - .version (release information)
  - bin
    - anonymize-logs.sh|.cmd (used to anonymize log files, see JS7 - Log Anonymization)
    - controller.sh|.cmd (Start Script for Unix/Windows platforms)
    - controller.service-example (sample file for use with JS7 - systemd Service Files for automated Startup and Shutdown with Unix Systems)
    - controller_instance.sh|.cmd-example (Sample Instance Start Script to set individual environment variables. Drop the -example extension to activate this file.)
    - controller_watchdog.sh|.cmd (restarts the Controller on Unix/Windows platforms if not operated as a Daemon/Service, called by Start Script)
  - lib (directory for Java libraries)
    - log4j2.xml (used for based console logging to stdout, see JS7 - Logging)
    - patches (used for JS7 - Patches for Controller, the directory is cleaned up when running the installer)
    - user_lib (used for licensed binary code, see JS7 - How to apply a JS7 License Key)
    - (additional directories for Java libraries)
  - service (directory for operation as a Windows Service)
    - install_controller_windows_service.cmd (used by installer)
    - LICENSE.txt (copy of Apache License, Version 2.0)
    - NOTICE.txt (Apache Commons Daemon license notice)
    - RELEASE-NOTES.txt (Apache Commons Daemon release notes)
    - uninstall_controller_windows_service.cmd (used by uninstaller)
    - amd64
    - manager
    - x86
  - var (data directory)
    - config (directory for configuration files)
      - controller.conf (general Controller configuration, see JS7 - Controller Configuration Items)
      - lib (optional directory for licensed binary code)
      - license (optional directory for license certificate files)
      - private (directory for security related configuration files)
        private.conf-example (security related configuration)
        For setting up JS7 - Controller HTTPS Connections
        For setting up authentication and digital signature checks
        trusted-pgp-keys (empty directory, can be used to add individual PGP public keys for signing, see JS7 - Secure Deployment of Scheduling Objects)
        trusted-x509-keys (directory to hold X.509 certificates for signing, see JS7 - Secure Deployment of Scheduling Objects)
        sos.intermediate-ca.pem (default certificate of SOS to allow deployment with JOC Cockpit)
    - logs (directory for log files)
    - state (directory for journal files)
    - work (directory for work files)

On Windows Systems:

You have to modify the directory permissions for the above-mentioned .\logs and .\service directories if you extract the Controller to, for example: C:\Program Files.

This step is not required if you extract the Controller e.g. to C:\ProgamData.

Start a command prompt with elevated administrative rights and execute, for example:

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cd "path\to\installation-directory"
icacls "service" /L /grant *S-1-5-32-545:(OI)(CI)F
icacls "logs" /L /grant *S-1-5-32-545:(OI)(CI)F

To start the Controller you can use the commands described in the JS7 - Controller - Command Line Operation article or your can automate startup using the instructions provided by the "Automated Startup and Shutdown" section below.

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Customers with a commercial license wishing to cluster the JS7 Controller for high availability have to add the license key during initial operation, see the JS7 - Initial Operation for Controller Cluster article for more information.

Update and Upgrade

Detailed instructions for updating and upgrading can be found in the JS7 - Update and Patch Management article.

Preparation

Stop the JS7 Controller instance.
Prepare to rollback in case the update of the JS7 Controller is not successful:
- Make a backup of the Controller's installation and data directories by, for example, creating a .tar.gz/.zip archive.
  - Installation Directory:
    - The default installation directory for the Controller is:
      - /opt/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<controller-id> for Unix systems,
      - C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-id> for Windows systems.
  - Data Directory
    - The default data directory for the Controller is:
      - /home/sos/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<controller-id> for Unix systems,
      - C:\ProgramData\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-id> for Windows systems.

Running the Update

The update of the JS7 Controller is performed from the same download archive as is used for any fresh installation.

When extracting files to a location that has already been used then existing files with the same name will be overwritten. Files added by the user will remain in place.
- This is particularly true for the ./bin/controller.sh|cmd Controller Start Script which should not be modified by users.
The .tar.gz/.zip archive includes Java libraries in the ./lib directory. This ships with file names that are unique to every Controller release.
- Therefore, before extracting files, rename or remove an existing ./lib directory in order to store libraries from the current Controller release only in this directory.

Example for Installation from the Unix Command Line

The Controller is installed with a few straightforward commands:

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# download archive (consider to use a current release)
curl  'https://download.sos-berlin.com/JobScheduler.2.1/js7_controller_unix.2.1.1.tar.gz' --output js7_controller_unix.2.1.1.tar.gz

# extract archive
tar xvzf js7_controller_unix.2.1.1.tar.gz

# find extracted files in the "controller" sub-directory
ls -la controller

# prepare an instance start script from the example
cd controller/bin
cp -p controller_instance.sh-example controller_instance.sh

# optionally activate/adjust environment variables in controller_instance.sh
# JS7_CONTROLLER_HTTP_PORT=4444
# JAVA_HOME=...

# run the Controller
./controller_instance.sh start

# find log output
tail -100 ../var/logs/controller.log

Installation by Windows Installer in Headless Mode

The Controller installer is available for Windows systems only.

To run the Windows installer in graphical mode see the JS7 - Controller - Installation Using the Windows Graphical Installer. article.
Refer to the information below to run the Windows installer in headless mode.

Installation

After extraction of the installer .zip archive, the directory structure will include:

controller_install.xml (installer response file)
install_controller.txt (installation notes)
js7_controller_windows.<release>.jar (installer library for a given release)
license.txt, license.html (copy of JS7 JobScheduler Commercial License Agreement)
setup.cmd (installer script)

Installer Response File

The Controller installation uses the controller_install.xml response file, which includes parameters such as the installation path, ports, etc.
- For a fresh installation the installer response file is included with the downloaded archive.
- The default location of the controller_install.xml file from a previous installation is:
  - C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-id>
- The <controller-id> is a unique identifier for a Controller which you specify from the installer response file:
  - You are free to choose an identifier, e.g. controller-test, controller-prod if you intend to run a separate Controller for each environment. Upper case and lower case characters are observed, the characters a-z, A-Z, 0-9, underscore and hyphen are allowed. Spaces are not allowed in a Controller ID.
  - If you intend to operate a Controller cluster then both Controller instances have to use the same Controller ID.

Customers with a commercial license should choose the relevant license option and specify the location of the license key with the installer response file.

The controller_install.xml file is explained in the code listing below. The comments included are intended to be self-explanatory.
Download: controller_install.xml

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<!-- 
XML installer response file for JS7 Controller setup

The JS7 Controller is available with a dual license model:
- GNU GPL v3.0 License, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html
- JS7 Commercial License, see license.txt

The setup asks you for the desired license model,
see below <entry key="licenseOptions" .../>

If you run the installer and do not specify a commercial license key
then at the same time you accept the terms of the
licence agreement under the GNU GPL v3.0 License.
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            <!-- Select the license model (GPL or Commercial) -->
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            <!-- If you select GPL as a license model than the 'licenseFile' must be empty.
                 Otherwise please enter the path to the license file if available.
                 It is also possible to add the license file later on.

When the Controller was previously installed it added a controller_install.xml file that includes parameters such as the installation path, ports, etc.
- The default location of the controller_install.xml file is:
  - /opt/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<controller-ID> on Linux systems and
  - C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-ID> on Windows.

The controller_install.xml the file is shown in the code listing below. The extensive comments are intended to be self-explanatory.

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<!-- 
XML configuration file for JS7 Controller setup

The JS7 Controller is available with a dual licensing model.
- GNU GPL 2.0 License (see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html)
- JS7 Commercial License (see licence.txt)

The setup asks you for the desired license model 
(see <entry key="licenceOptions" .../> below).

If you call the setup with this XML file then you accept 
at the same time the terms of the chosen license agreement. 
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        <!-- SELECT THE INSTALLATION PATH
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        <installpath>C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller</installpath>
        
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        <!-- SELECT THE DIRECTORY FOR CONFIGURATION FILES AND LOG FILES
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            <!-- ID of the JS7 Controller -->
            <entry key="controllerId" value="controller"/>
            
            <!-- Choose 'yes' if the JS7 Controller instance is a Standby-standby Controller instance in a cluster -->
            <entry key="isStandby" value="no"/>
            
            <!-- Choose ('yes' or 'no)' wetherwhether the JS7 Controller should be started at the end of the after installation -->
            <entry key="launchController" value="yes"/>
            
            <!-- HTTP port of the JS7 Controller -->
            <entry key="controllerPort" value="4444"/>
            
            <!-- SetOptionally optionallyspecify an ipIP address or hostname. Ithostname couldthat beis used forto indicatingindicate which network 
                 interfacesinterface the JS7 Controller should listen to when using HTTP. If it is empty then 
                 the itController listens to allany available network interfaces. -->
            <entry key="controllerHost" value=""/>
            
            <!-- The JS7 Controller will be installed as a Windows serviceService. You can set the serviceWindows Service
                 account otherwise the local system account will be used. The account has to be
   the form 
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            <entry key="serviceAccount" value=""/>
            <entry key="servicePassword" value=""/>
            
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            <!-- Directory where the JS7 Controller's log files are stored (default:
 
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            <entry key="logPath" value=""/>
            
            <!-- Directory where the JS7 Controller's pidPID file is stored (default: 
                 (default: above log path). -->
            <entry key="pidFilePath" value=""/>
            
            <!-- Working directory for all jobs which started by- Working directory for the JS7 Controller
                 e.g. %USERPROFILE% (default: [installation path]) -->
            <entry key="workPath" value=""/>
            
            <!-- The JS7 Controller requires a Java JRE atminimum least version '1.8'. You can choose 
                 a different Java environment than the Java which is used during this installation. -->
            <entry key="javaHome" value=""/>
            
            <!-- SetOptionally optionallyspecify Java options (default: -Xmx500m). -->
            <entry key="javaOptions" value=""/>
            
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Running the Installer

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Installing the JS7 Controller on Linux systems for the root user:

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/tmp/controller.[release]> ./setup.sh controller_install.xml

...

Installing the JS7 Controller on Linux systems for the current user:

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/tmp/controller.[release]> ./setup.sh -u controller_install.xml

</AutomatedInstallation>

Running the Installer

Running the installer for the JS7 Controller on Windows systems:
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C:\temp\controller.[release]> setup.cmd controller_install.xml

Directory Structure

After installation the resulting directory structure will be similar to that described in the Installation from .tar.gz/.zip Archive section above.

Directories for installation and configuration of the Controller might differ.

Update

Preparation

Stop the JS7 Controller instance.
Prepare to rollback if the update of the JS7 Controller is not successful.
- Make a backup of the Controller's installation and configuration directories by, for example, creating a .zip archive.
  - Installation Directory:
    - The default installation directory for the Controller instance is:
      - C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-id>
  - Configuration Directory
    - The default configuration directory for the Controller instance is:
      - C:\ProgramData\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-id>

Running the Update

The update procedure makes use of the same installer response file as described for a fresh installation.

Steps to run the installer are the same as described for a fresh installation.

Installation Log

The installer creates a log file in the directory specified in the JS7_CONTROLLER_LOGS environment variable or in the logs sub-folder of the Controller configuration directory.

The default location of the logs directory for the Controller is:
- C:\ProgramData

Running the installer of JS7 Controller on Windows systems:

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title	Running the installer of JS7 Controller on Windows systems

C:\temp\controller.[release]> setup.cmd controller_install.xml

Note: Batch installation is started by opening a terminal or command window in the folder containing the setup.* file and typing

Rollback

To perform the rollback there are different steps to be followed for Windows and Linux.

Rollback JS7 Controller Instance on Windows

To perform a rollback of the JS7 Controller instance run the uninstaller from the command line.
- The default location of the uninstall.cm|sh file is:
- /opt/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<controller-ID>/Uninstaller on Linux systems and
Restore the folders from the backup by unzipping the
- <controller-id>
Installation log files are named according to the pattern Install_V<release>_<date-time>_....log, where <release> is the release number and <date-time> refers to the point in time of installation.
For further information about logging see the JS7 - Logging article.

Rollback

Rollback Installation from .tar.gz/.zip

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Rollback Installation by Windows Installer in Headless Mode

To perform the rollback of the JS7 Controller instance run the uninstaller from the command line.
- The default location of the uninstall.cmd file is:
  - C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-id>\Uninstaller
Restore from a previous backup by, for example, extracting

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The default location of the ./bin directory is:
- /opt/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<controller-ID>/bin on Linux systems and
- C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-ID>\bin on Windows.

Run the below command. This command installs the Controller's Windows Service.

...

controller.cmd install-service [-http-port=<number>] [-ip-address=<hostname or ip address>]

Rollback JS7 Controller Instance on Linux

To perform JS7 Controller instance rollback on Linux remove the newly created Installation and the configuration directory of the JS7 Controller.
Restore the folders from the backup by unzipping the .tar.gz/.zip archive for to the installation directory and configuration directory to the respective location.

Installation Log

The installer creates a log file in the directory that is pointed to by the environment variable JS7_CONTROLLER_LOGS or in the logs subdirectory of the Controller configuration directory.

The default path of the logs directory for the Controller are:
- /home/sos/sos-berlin.com/js7/controller/<Controller-ID> on Linux systems and
- C:\ProgramData\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller/<Controller-ID> on Windows.
Installation log files are named according to the pattern, Install_V[release]_[date&time]_....log where release is the version release number and date and time refer to the installation.

For further references about the logging refer to the complete overview of log files JS7 - Logging

Automated Start-up and Shutdown

For Unix systems, the start-up and shutdown configurations apply that are executed by root, e.g. in /etc/init.d or corresponding locations and by use of systemd.

Consider the use of the JS7_USER environment variable to run a Controller that is started by root for a different user account.
For use with systemd find a sample service file from ./bin/controller.service-example file.

For Windows systems, the start-up of the Controller by installing it as a Windows Service is recommended.

Further References

.
Re-install the Windows Service from the command line:
- Switch to the .\bin directory for the Controller from the command line.
  - The default location of the .\bin directory is:
    - C:\Program Files\sos-berlin.com\js7\controller\<controller-id>\bin
- Run the following command to install the Controller's Windows Service.
  controller.cmd install-service

Automated Startup and Shutdown

For Unix systems startup and shutdown configurations apply that are executed by the root account from, for example, /etc/init.d scripts and by use of systemd.

Note the use of the JS7_CONTROLLER_USER environment variable from the ./bin/controller_instance.sh script to run a Controller which is started by root for a different user account.
For use with systemd find a sample service file from ./bin/controller.service-example.
For details see the JS7 - systemd Service Files for automated Startup and Shutdown with Unix Systems article.

For Windows systems operation of the Controller by a Windows Service is recommended as such services can be configured to start/stop automatically on server startup and shutdown.

Consider assigning a service account to the JS7 Controller service with the Windows Service Panel.
Consider allowing the JS7 Controller service to be automatically started on server startup.

Initial Operation

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Having completed the installation or update of a JS7 Controller you can start the Controller either manually or from its Unix daemon/Windows Service as described in the JS7 - Controller Command Line Operation article. Consider the following information about initial operation: JS7 - Initial Operation for Standalone Controller JS7 - Initial Operation for Controller Cluster

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Download

Installation Video

Installation from the .tar.gz/.zip Archive

Installation

Update and Upgrade

Preparation

Running the Update

Example for Installation from the Unix Command Line

Installation by Windows Installer in Headless Mode

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Directory Structure

Update

Preparation

Running the Update

Installation Log

Rollback

Rollback JS7 Controller Instance on Windows

Rollback

Rollback Installation from .tar.gz/.zip

Archive

Rollback Installation by Windows Installer in Headless Mode

Rollback JS7 Controller Instance on Linux

Installation Log

Automated Start-up and Shutdown

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Automated Startup and Shutdown

Initial Operation

Further References