Sync Service

Sequence Diagram for sync jobs:

The processing flows of PersonPlacementTrainingBodyTrustJob, PostEmployingBodyTrustJob, PostTrainingBodyTrustJob are similar to PersonPlacementEmployingBodyTrustJob, so there's no need to repeat the diagram.

Time scheduled

00:05 PersonOwnerRebuildJob

00:09 PersonPlacementEmployingBodyTrustJob

00:29 PersonPlacementTrainingBodyTrustJob

01:09 PostEmployingBodyTrustJob

01:19 PostTrainingBodyTrustJob

01:29 PersonElasticSearchSyncJob

01:45 PostFundingStatusSyncJob

02:00 PersonRecordStatusJob

If the container is restarted in a pre-defined time range (00:00:00+00:00 to 07:00:00+00:00) then the jobs are run sequentially.

Note: All the time are here in UTC

Run jobs out of schedule

Where possible; it is easiest to use the web interface at the root of the application (https://<host IP/domain name here>/sync/.).

DEPRECATED:

If a job needs to be run from the server, the instructions taken from Refresh Elasticsearch cache page can be used:

1. Copy the commands below into your favorite text editor.
2. Replace the $bean_name and $job_method with the ones for the job you are re-running.
3. ssh into either the blue or green server and paste the modified commands in a single chunk and it will go through the process of:
   1. downloading the JDK and the JMX client
   2. copy them to the container
   3. extract the compressed JDK
   4. launch the JMX client and
   5. restart the sync job.

N.B. Refer to the "Job Execution Order" above to see whether there is an appending Job which needs to be run afterward.

When you're back at the bash-4.4# prompt you can run the following command to keep an eye on the progress of the sync.