How to run process in background using gcloud ssh
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I have two gcp linux VMs, with that I am doing ssh from one instance to another and running process using below command, that works fine when command #1 is executed but when I use option to run process in background command #2, the command shows no results.
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm1 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' ==== This works fine
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log &' === This does not gets executed.
Need way to start process in background, event I log out of this ssh seesion from VM2
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I have two gcp linux VMs, with that I am doing ssh from one instance to another and running process using below command, that works fine when command #1 is executed but when I use option to run process in background command #2, the command shows no results.
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm1 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' ==== This works fine
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log &' === This does not gets executed.
Need way to start process in background, event I log out of this ssh seesion from VM2
ssh
edited Aug 8 at 7:10
Jaroslav Kucera
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asked Aug 8 at 6:17
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I have two gcp linux VMs, with that I am doing ssh from one instance to another and running process using below command, that works fine when command #1 is executed but when I use option to run process in background command #2, the command shows no results.
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm1 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' ==== This works fine
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log &' === This does not gets executed.
Need way to start process in background, event I log out of this ssh seesion from VM2
ssh
edited Aug 8 at 7:10
Jaroslav Kucera
4,3904621
asked Aug 8 at 6:17
user126930
1
I have two gcp linux VMs, with that I am doing ssh from one instance to another and running process using below command, that works fine when command #1 is executed but when I use option to run process in background command #2, the command shows no results.
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm1 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' ==== This works fine
gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log &' === This does not gets executed.
Need way to start process in background, event I log out of this ssh seesion from VM2
ssh
ssh
edited Aug 8 at 7:10
Jaroslav Kucera
4,3904621
asked Aug 8 at 6:17
user126930
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edited Aug 8 at 7:10
Jaroslav Kucera
4,3904621
asked Aug 8 at 6:17
user126930
1
edited Aug 8 at 7:10
Jaroslav Kucera
4,3904621
edited Aug 8 at 7:10
Jaroslav Kucera
4,3904621
edited Aug 8 at 7:10
Jaroslav Kucera
4,3904621
4,3904621
asked Aug 8 at 6:17
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asked Aug 8 at 6:17
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Having no idea of gcp linux, I suppose, the second example doesn't work because "&" is used by the shell to run commands in background. But ssh doesn't start any shell when you specify a command, it just runs the command, then exits.
So, if my assumption is right, you need to login to the remote system and execute commands using expect-like chat-language or try sending the whole command to background on your local system. Something like that:
nohup gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' &
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Having no idea of gcp linux, I suppose, the second example doesn't work because "&" is used by the shell to run commands in background. But ssh doesn't start any shell when you specify a command, it just runs the command, then exits.
So, if my assumption is right, you need to login to the remote system and execute commands using expect-like chat-language or try sending the whole command to background on your local system. Something like that:
nohup gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' &
answered Aug 8 at 9:26
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Having no idea of gcp linux, I suppose, the second example doesn't work because "&" is used by the shell to run commands in background. But ssh doesn't start any shell when you specify a command, it just runs the command, then exits.
So, if my assumption is right, you need to login to the remote system and execute commands using expect-like chat-language or try sending the whole command to background on your local system. Something like that:
nohup gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' &
answered Aug 8 at 9:26
Mikhail Zakharov
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Having no idea of gcp linux, I suppose, the second example doesn't work because "&" is used by the shell to run commands in background. But ssh doesn't start any shell when you specify a command, it just runs the command, then exits.
So, if my assumption is right, you need to login to the remote system and execute commands using expect-like chat-language or try sending the whole command to background on your local system. Something like that:
nohup gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' &
answered Aug 8 at 9:26
Mikhail Zakharov
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Having no idea of gcp linux, I suppose, the second example doesn't work because "&" is used by the shell to run commands in background. But ssh doesn't start any shell when you specify a command, it just runs the command, then exits.
So, if my assumption is right, you need to login to the remote system and execute commands using expect-like chat-language or try sending the whole command to background on your local system. Something like that:
nohup gcloud compute ssh -zone Zone-Name vm2 -- 'cd /app/bin && ./clearcache && nohup ./startWeblogicAdmin >> admin.log' &
answered Aug 8 at 9:26
Mikhail Zakharov
1246
answered Aug 8 at 9:26
Mikhail Zakharov
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answered Aug 8 at 9:26
Mikhail Zakharov
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answered Aug 8 at 9:26
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