How to deploy a jar package on Linux?

Deploying a jar package on a Linux system can be achieved by following these steps:

  1. Upload the jar file to a Linux server: Use the scp command or another method to upload the jar file to the specified directory on the Linux server.
  2. Create a startup script: Use a text editor to create a startup script, for example start.sh, with the following content:
#!/bin/bash
java -jar your_jar_file.jar
  1. Grant script execution permissions: Use the chmod command in the terminal to grant execution permissions to the script file.
chmod +x start.sh
  1. Launch the application: Start the jar package application by executing the start script in the terminal.
./start.sh
  1. Setting up automatic boot: To have this application start automatically upon booting, you can add the startup script to the system startup scripts or configure it using systemd or other service management tools to ensure the application runs automatically when the system starts up.

By following the above steps, you can deploy and run a jar package application on a Linux system.

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