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Linux server setup

 


 New Linux server Config

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1. mongod

2. redis

3. nginx

4. postgresql

5. docker

6. rabbitMQ

7. ssh

8. kuberneies

9. Jenkins

10. HAproxy 

11. Github

12. NVM

13. npm




 Server Restart Check list

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1. mongod

2. redis

3. nginx

4. postgresql

5.docker

6. rabbitMQ

7. ssh


Note: sudo systemctl status nginx




Microservice Deployment Check list

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1. change port in .env

2. change port in dockerfile

3. change port in docker-compose.yml file

4.  make sure using the right port when you  run docker -d -p 0000:0000 iamgeName


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