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Update dependability toolbox usage authored May 07, 2020 by Miltos's avatar Miltos
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docker start dependability-toolbox
docker exec -it dependability-toolbox ./startup.sh
docker exec -it dependability-toolbox ./catalina.sh run
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The first command starts the docker container of the Dependability Toolbox, whereas the second one starts the Tomcat Server that hosts the three services of the toolbox. As described in the previous section, if it is necessary to view the console of the Tomcat Server (e.g., for debugging purposes), in the second command you need to replace the "./startup.sh" parameter with "./catalina.sh run".
The first command starts the docker container of the Dependability Toolbox, whereas the second one starts the Tomcat Server that hosts the three services of the toolbox. If it is not necessary to view the console of the Tomcat Server, in the second command you need to replace the "./catalina.sh run" parameter with "./startup.sh".
In order to stop the Dependability Toolbox container, you need to execute the following command:
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