The Oracle Management Cloud documentation calls out how to start the OMC agents at system reboot, but at the time of writing it's light years behind still focusing on Linux 6 and /etc/init.d scripts.
If you're interested in the old school way of doing things follow the official documentation located here Configure Automatic Restart of a Cloud Agent.
If like most of the world population you've moved onto Linux 7 then you're on your own. This is where I come in.
Hopefully I'll save you the sh*g and hassle of working out how hard this was, if you're interested comment out "RemainAfterExit=true" and then try and debug it, good luck.
Basically perform these steps as root, you'll obviously have to change User, Group and "/u01/app/omcagent/" but the rest of it should stay the same;
If you're interested in the old school way of doing things follow the official documentation located here Configure Automatic Restart of a Cloud Agent.
If like most of the world population you've moved onto Linux 7 then you're on your own. This is where I come in.
Hopefully I'll save you the sh*g and hassle of working out how hard this was, if you're interested comment out "RemainAfterExit=true" and then try and debug it, good luck.
Basically perform these steps as root, you'll obviously have to change User, Group and "/u01/app/omcagent/" but the rest of it should stay the same;
echo "[Unit] Description=Oracle Management Cloud Agent [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target [Service] User=opc Group=opc LimitNOFILE=10000 LimitNPROC=10000 ExecStart=/u01/app/omcagent/agent_inst/bin/omcli start agent ExecStop=/u01/app/omcagent/agent_inst/bin/omcli stop agent ExecReload=/u01/app/omcagent/agent_inst/bin/omcli reload agent StandardOutput=syslog StandardError=syslog Restart=on-abnormal RemainAfterExit=true" > /usr/lib/systemd/system/omcagent.service systemctl enable omcagent.service systemctl start omcagent.service systemctl status omcagent.service |
