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Server Controlled Restart

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Recipe · 4 steps

Server Controlled Restart

with IBM WebSphere

Stop and start a single WebSphere application server by name.

  1. List all servers in the cell so the target server can be confirmed before any lifecycle action is taken.
  2. Read the target server to capture its current status before stopping it.
  3. Stop the application server. The server reports its lifecycle status in the response payload.
  4. Start the application server again so it returns to service with any pending changes applied.
What you'll need to have ready
  • serverName: The name of the application server to restart.
For your developer

Arazzo workflow websphere:restart-server, 4 operations: listServers → getServer → stopServer → startServer. Specs on APIs.io.

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