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| Server | Description | Services | Talks To | |
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| Panel | Runs customer-facing web interface | mjb.web, nginx | build, store | |
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| Panel | Runs customer-facing web interface | mjb.panel, nginx | build, store | |
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| Build | Runs site builders, deploys blogs | mjb.worker | store, webservers | |
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| Store | Source of truth - Database, Gitea | postgresql, gitea | panel, build, certbot | |
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| Certbot | Handles getting/updating SSL certs | mjb.certbot | store, webservers | |
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As root you will need to stop the MJB::Web app from running in production. |
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```bash |
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systemctl stop mjb-web |
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systemctl stop mjb.panel |
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``` |
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As the manager user you can run the application in development mode. |
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