Convient bash functions for managing nginx and Unicorn
# Kill and restart nginx
function restart_nginx(){
pids=$(pidof nginx)
if [[ -n $pids ]];
then
sudo kill -9 $pids
sudo service nginx restart
fi
}
# Kill unicorn
function kill_unicorn(){
ps aux | grep 'unicorn' | awk '{print $2}' | xargs sudo kill -9
}
# test unicorn process
function test_unicorn(){
# If config/unicorn.rb doesn't exist, don't bother running anything.
unicornFile=config/unicorn.rb
if [ ! -e $unicornFile ];
then
echo "Unicorn file not found"
else
echo "Starting unicorn..."
bundle exec unicorn_rails -c $unicornFile -E production
fi
}
# run unicorn process as a daemon
function start_unicorn(){
# If config/unicorn.rb doesn't exist, don't bother running anything.
unicornFile=config/unicorn.rb
if [ ! -e $unicornFile ];
then
echo "Unicorn file not found"
else
bundle exec unicorn_rails -c $unicornFile -E production -D
fi
}
# Create a symbolic link to a config file in the sites-enabled dir
# arg1: basename of config file in sites-available dir
# Ex: 'nginx_enable railsapp1.com'
function nginx_enable(){
confFile=$1
fullFilePath=/etc/nginx/sites-available/$confFile
symLinkPath=/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/$confFile
# First test to see that the file exists
if [ ! -e $fullFilePath ]
then
printf "%s not found..." "$fullFilePath"
printf "Aborted!\n"
else
# If symlink already exists, delete it so the new configuration
# will take effect.
if [ -e $symLinkPath ]
then
printf "Old symbolic link removed...\n"
sudo rm $symLinkPath
fi
sudo ln -s $fullFilePath $symLinkPath
# Confirm the symlink was created
if [ -e $symLinkPath ]
then
printf "$confFile enabled.\n"
fi
fi
}
# Destroy a symbolic link in the sites-enabled directory.
# arg1: basename of symbolic link to
# Ex: 'nginx_disable railsapp1.com'
function nginx_disable(){
symLink=$1
symLinkPath=/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/$symLink
# First test to see that the link exists
if [ ! -e $symLinkPath ]
then
printf "$symLink is not currently enabled. Exiting.\n"
else
# If the link does exist, delete it.
sudo rm $symLinkPath
# Confirm the symlink was destroyed
if [ ! -e $symLinkPath ]
then
printf "$symLink disabled.\n"
fi
fi
}