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Updated README.md with new bridgehead command

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@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ For running your bridgehead we recommend the follwing Hardware:
- 4 CPU cores
- At least 8 GB Ram
- 100GB Hard Drive, recomended is a SSD
- 100GB Hard Drive, SSD recommended
### System Requirements
@ -173,23 +173,23 @@ sudo git clone https://github.com/samply/bridgehead-config.git /etc/bridgehead;
You should now be able to run a bridgehead instance. To check if everything works, execute the following:
``` shell
sudo ./start-bridgehead.sh <project>;
/srv/docker/bridgehead/bridgehead start <project>
```
You should now be able to access the landing page on your system, e.g "https://<your-host>/"
To shutdown the bridgehead just run.
``` shell
sudo ./stop-bridgehead.sh <project>;
/srv/docker/bridgehead/bridgehead stop <project>
```
We recomend to run firstly with the start and stop script and if aviable run the systemd service, which also enables automatic updates and more.
We recommend to run first with the start and stop script and if aviable run the systemd service, which also enables automatic updates and more.
### Systemd service
For a server, we highly recommend that you install the system units for managing the bridgehead, provided by us. You can do this by executing the [setup-bridgehead-units.sh](./lib/setup-bridgehead-units.sh) script:
For a server, we highly recommend that you install the system units for managing the bridgehead, provided by us. You can do this by executing the [bridgehead](./bridgehead) script:
``` shell
sudo ./lib/setup-bridgehead-units.sh <project>
sudo /srv/docker/bridgehead/bridgehead install <project>
```
Finally, you need to configure your sites secrets. These are places as configuration for each bridgeheads system unit. Refer to the section for your specific project:
@ -384,34 +384,34 @@ sudo systemctl start bridgehead-update@<dktk/c4/gbn>
#### Remove the Bridgehead System Units
If, for some reason you want to remove the installed bridgehead units, we added a [script](./lib/remove-bridgehead-units.sh) you can execute:
If, for some reason you want to remove the installed bridgehead units, we added a command to [bridgehead](./bridgehead):
``` shell
sudo ./lib/remove-bridgehead-units.sh
sudo /srv/docker/bridgehead/bridgehead uninstall <project>
```
### On Developers Machine
For developers, we provide additional scripts for starting and stopping the specif bridgehead:
#### Start
#### Start or stop
This shell script start a specified bridgehead. Choose between "dktk", "c4" and "gbn".
This command starts a specified bridgehead. Choose between "dktk", "c4" and "gbn".
``` shell
./start-bridgehead <dktk/c4/gbn>
/srv/docker/bridgehead/bridgehead start <dktk/c4/gbn>
```
#### Stop
This shell script stops a specified bridgehead. Choose between "dktk", "c4" and "gbn".
This command stops a specified bridgehead. Choose between "dktk", "c4" and "gbn".
``` shell
./stop-bridgehead <dktk/c4/gbn>
/srv/docker/bridgehead/bridgehead stop <dktk/c4/gbn>
```
#### Update
This shell script updates the configuration for all bridgeheads installed on your system.
``` shell
./update-bridgehead
/srv/docker/bridgehead/bridgehead update
```
> NOTE: If you want to regularly update your developing instance, you can create a CRON job that executes this script.