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Sportlogic uses an AWS load balancers to manage traffic. A Load balancer direct traffics to targeting groups (e.g AppServer) which contains target instances (the actual application servers). To stop an application server stop, we need to deregister the target in the load balancer first in AWS. Similarly, to start an application server, we need to ..

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App Servers are running behind a load balancer (Sportlogic_ALB1), which controls the traffic to the app servers. App Server are located in peach, adelaide, raspberry. All 3 App Servers should be updated together as below. Stop AppServer Deregister the appserver target from the AWS Load Balancer SSH into server cd ~/SportLogic/AppServer stop – run alias ..

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Control Panel tools for monitor and manage DBServer and WebApp https://kb.sportlogic.com.au/build-and-deploy-control-panel/ AppServer Used by different systems to retrieve SportLogic customer records (e.g. location of DBServer, licensing info). https://kb.sportlogic.com.au/system-app-server/ Storage Gateway Payment Gateway Payment provider integration (e.g. ezidebit, Payrix, Stripe) Messaging Gateway Protege Gateway Protege lock integration Xero Gateway Xero Integration ClassHub class booking TennisVenues Court ..

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Control panel is powered by tomcat under a windows server. Build In source tree, merge everything to Master Login to Jenkins with user=buildadminhttp://jenkins.sportlogic.net.au:8080/ Select Control Panel -> build now Deploy Remote desktop to banana2017.sportlogic.net.au as Administrator Control Panel war file is located in C:\SportLogic.CPanel\webapp, remove root.war and wait until root folder is removed. copy latest ..

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This article describes how to do a build under Jenkins, and tag it for release. TMS (inTennis and ClassMaestro) Ensure the branch can be built successfully in local eclipse first. ant task clean-checkstyle-build-exe-deploy From source tree, tag the release branch with this format: v<version>:b<buildNumber>-<yyyyMMdd> e.g. v13.13.0-b23-20190701 From the browser, go to http://jenkins.sportlogic.net.au:8080/ Login as buildadmin ..

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This blog describes how to upgrade an existing customer with cloud hosting. Note that we assume a build has been performed in Jenkins with a build TAG available for upgrade. TMS – DbServer and desktop Identify the release TAG (e.g. v13.13.0-b40-20190603) in source tree Login to Control Panel Go to the customer’s profile -> Manage ..

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