Install with production configuration
StackState Self-hosted v5.1.x
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StackState Self-hosted v5.1.x
Last updated
Before starting the installation, ensure your system(s) meet StackState's production deployment .
The StackState production environment requires two nodes a StackGraph and a StackState node.
Configure StackState to run in the two-node setup requires the following steps:
Install the package using the instruction for , using PRODUCTION-STACKGRAPH
as SETUP configuration parameter.
Start the StackGraph process as described in .
To prepare an additional node for running a StackState component, follow these steps:
Install the package using the instruction for , using PRODUCTION-STACKSTATE
as SETUP configuration parameter.
After you have installed StackState, refer to the following pages for configuration instructions:
Note that the StackGraph node always needs to be running before starting StackState
On the StackGraph node, the following commands will start/stop StackGraph:
sudo systemctl start stackgraph.service
sudo systemctl stop stackgraph.service
On the StackState node, the following commands will start/stop StackState:
sudo systemctl start stackstate.service
sudo systemctl stop stackstate.service
(recommended setup) or