Details
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Feature Request
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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L3 - Default
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Description
User Story (Required on creation):
Shutting down a Camunda application can be done in three ways:
- Sending a corresponding kill command to the process (e.g. by pressing Ctrl + C if it is running in a terminal)
- Using the application server's scripts (e.g. catalina stop for Tomcat)
- Using a Camunda-provided shutdown file
The latter only exists for Tomcat and Run currently. We can also provide it for Wildfly to:
- Help less experienced users find a way how to stop Camunda
- Make documentation like tutorials more consistent
Functional Requirements (Required before implementation):
- In the Wildfly distro, there is a shutdown script that stops the Camunda process gracefully
- We have a bat and sh script (similar to Tomcat)
Technical Requirements (Required before implementation):
Limitations of Scope (Optional):
- Decide if it is technically feasible to build this for Run in a robust way. It may not be obvious how to determine the corresponding Java process and how to shut it down properly in all environments. We can take inspiration from Tomcat and Wildfly.
Hints (optional):
- How to do it for Wildfly: https://bgasparotto.com/start-stop-restart-wildfly/