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1. Create a file named vrest.service with the following content
   
   

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   [Unit] Description=vREST After=network.target [Service] ExecStart=</path/to/vrest/binary/file> Restart=always User=<USER_NAME> Group=<GROUP_NAME> Environment=PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin WorkingDirectory=</path/to/vrest/binary/directory> [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target

   In the above file, replace the following paths:

   1. </path/to/vrest/binary/file>

      Replace it with absolute path of vREST enterprise binary file. Please change the file name from vrest_linux_x_x_x to vrest_linux, so that you don't have to change the service whenever you want to upgrade / downgrade vREST Enterprise server.

   2. <USER_NAME>

      Replace it with the user, by which you want to execute vREST Enterprise server.

   3. <GROUP_NAME>

      Replace it with the group name.

   4. </path/to/vrest/binary/directory>

      Replace it with absolute path of the directory where vREST enterprise binary file resides. vREST's config.json file should also exist in this directory.

2. Now execute the following commands:

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   // Copy your service file into the /etc/systemd/system $ mv vrest.service /etc/systemd/system   // Tell systemd about the new service with $ systemctl daemon-reload   // Start vrest service $ systemctl start vrest   // Enable vrest service to run on boot $ systemctl enable vrest   //See logs with $ journalctl -u vrest

3. That's it.

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