sas-viya-rabbitmq-server-default service not found

[ashishj816]

sas-viya-rabbitmq-server-default service is not found even after the successful deployment.

[AnandVyas]

Hi @ashishj816 

Can you verify the below?

cd /etc/init.d/
ls -l sas-viya-rabbitmq-server-default


ps -ef | grep rabbit

[ashishj816]

cd /etc/init.d/
ls -l sas-viya-rabbitmq-server-default

under "/etc/init.d" sas-viyamq-server-default is not present ].

[ashishj816]

under /etc/init.d 

sas-viya-rabbitmq-server-default

is not present.  

[AnandVyas]

Also, what is the value you have assigned to the rabbitmq section of your inventory.ini file?

[ashishj816]

Also, what is the value you have assigned to the rabbitmq section of your inventory.ini file?

I will provide the content of inventory.ini file shortly. currently I am using sample inventory.ini file as it is.

please let me know what should be content in inventory.ini file.

[AnandVyas]

If you are doing a SMP (Single Machine) deployment, usually the first line of the inventory.ini file is like below:

deployTarget ansible_host=<machine_address> ansible_user=<userid> ansible_ssh_private_key_file=<keyfile>

In the above line "deployTarget" is the alias for your "ansible_host" machine. So if you are using default then you have to specify "deployTarget" under the "[rabbitmq]" section as below:

# A RabbitMQ cluster must have an odd number of machines.
[rabbitmq]
deployTarget

If you have changed the default value of "deployTarget" to something else, make you sure update that value for the above section.

[ashishj816]

This is how my inventory.ini file looks like. please let me know changes done are correct or not 

[AnandVyas]

Is this the original playbook or did you make change to it? Also, Are you deploying a programming only environment? For now with the components you have shared it looks ok..