Starting Up and Shutting Down vRealize Automation
Start Up vRealize Automation :
When
you start vRealize
Automation from the beginning, such as after a power outage, a
controlled shutdown or after recovery, you must start its components in a
specified order.
Prerequisites
Verify that the load
balancers that your deployment uses are running.
Procedure
1.
Start
the MS SQL database machine. If you are using a legacy PostgreSQL standalone
database, start that machine as well.
2.
(Optional) If
you are running a deployment that uses load balancers with health checks,
disable the health check before you start the vRealize
Automation appliance. Only ping health check should be enabled.
3.
In
vSphere, start the master vRealize
Automation appliance.
4.
Wait
until the licensing service is running and REGISTERED in the master appliance
management interface.
5.
Start
the remaining vRealize
Automation appliances at the same time.
6.
Wait
for the appliances to start, and verify that services are running and listed as
REGISTERED in the appliance management interface.
It might take 15 or more minutes for
appliances to start.
7.
Start
the primary Web node and wait for the startup to finish.
8.
(Optional) If
you are running a distributed deployment, start all secondary Web nodes and
wait 5 minutes.
9.
Start
the primary Manager Service machine and wait for 2 to 5 minutes, depending on
your site configuration.
10. (Optional) If
you are running a distributed deployment, start secondary Manager Service
machines and wait 2 to 5 minutes.
On secondary machines,
do not start or run the Windows service unless you are configured for automatic
Manager Service failover.
11. Start
the Distributed Execution Manager Orchestrator and Workers and all vRealize
Automation proxy agents.
You can start these
components in any order and you do not need to wait for one startup to finish
before you start another.
12. If
you disabled health checks for your load balancers, reenable them.
13. Verify
that the startup succeeded.
a.
Open
a Web browser to the vRealize Automation
appliance management interface URL.
b.
Click the Services tab.
c.
Click
the Refresh
tab to monitor the progress of service startup.
Results
When all services are
listed as registered, the system is ready to use.
Restart vRealize Automation:
When
you restart more than one vRealize
Automation component, you must restart the components in a
specified order.
If you cannot restart a
component or service, follow the instructions in Shut Down
vRealize Automation
and Start
Up vRealize Automation.
Prerequisites
·
Verify
that all load balancers that your deployment uses are running.
· Verify that your vRealize
Automation appliance database is operating in asynchronous mode.
If it is operating in synchronous mode, use the Virtual Appliance Management
Interface to change it to asynchronous mode. If applicable, return the
appliance database to synchronous mode after you complete the procedure. See Managing
the vRealize Automation Postgres Appliance Database
for more information.
Procedure
1.
In
vSphere,
if the master vRealize
Automation appliance is not running, start the master vRealize
Automation appliance now.
2.
Wait
until the licensing service is running and REGISTERED in the master appliance
management interface.
3.
Start
the remaining vRealize
Automation appliances at the same time.
4.
Wait
for the appliances to start, and verify that services are running and listed as
REGISTERED in the appliance management interface.
It might take 15 or more minutes for
appliances to start.
5.
Restart
the primary Web node and wait for startup to finish.
6.
If
you are running a distributed deployment, restart secondary Web nodes and wait
for startup to finish.
7.
Restart
Manager Service nodes and wait for startup to finish.
If running automatic Manager Service
failover, and you want to keep the active and passive nodes the same, restart
in the following order:
a.
Stop
the passive Manager Service nodes without restarting them.
b.
Completely
restart the active Manager Service node.
c.
Start
the passive Manager Service nodes.
8.
Restart
the Distributed Execution Manager Orchestrator and Workers and all vRealize
Automation agents, and wait for startup to finish for all components.
You can restart these components in any
order.
9.
Verify
that the service you restarted is registered.
a.
Open
a Web browser to the vRealize Automation
appliance management interface URL.
b.
Click the Services tab.
c.
Click
the Refresh
tab to monitor the progress of service startup.
Shut Down vRealize Automation :
To
preserve data integrity, you must shut down vRealize
Automation in a specified order.
1.
Shut
down the Distributed Execution Manager Orchestrator and Workers and all
vRealize Automation agents in any order and wait for all components to finish
shutting down.
2.
Shut
down virtual machines that are running the Manager Service and wait for the
shutdown to finish.
3.
(Optional) For distributed deployments, shut down all
secondary Web nodes and wait for the shutdown to finish.
4.
Shut
down the primary Web node, and wait for the shutdown to finish.
5.
(Optional) For distributed deployments, shut down all
secondary vRealize Automation appliance instances and wait for the shutdown to
finish.
6.
Shut
down the primary vRealize Automation appliance and wait for the shutdown to
finish.
If applicable, the
primary vRealize
Automation appliance is the one that contains the master, or writeable,
appliance database. Make a note of the name of the primary vRealize
Automation appliance. You use this information when you restart vRealize
Automation.
7.
Shut
down the MSSQL virtual machines in any order and wait for the shutdown to
finish.
8.
If
you are using a legacy standalone PostgreSQL database, also shut down that
machine.
Results
You shut down your vRealize
Automation deployment.
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