For information on how to set up ActiveMQ and the content services node to start automatically, see Running Media Management automatically.
For more information on advanced ActiveMQ settings, see Configuring advanced settings in ActiveMQ.
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Navigate to the activemq/bin directory where
activemq is the name of the directory where you installed ActiveMQ.
Start ActiveMQ using the command:
./activemq start
activemq start
ActiveMQ is used by the SkyVault repository to queue event notifications as they are generated.
You can check that ActiveMQ is working correctly through the ActiveMQ web interface here: http://localhost:8161/admin/index.jsp, where localhost is the SkyVault server.
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From the remote-node directory, launch your content services node using the
following command:
java -jar content-services-node-x.x.x.jar server config.yml
where x.x.x is the version of the JAR file. If there is no command line output or error messages, then the node has started successfully. If ImageMagick or FFmpeg are not correctly installed, the node will not start.
- Start your SkyVault server, and log in to SkyVault Share.