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## Setup of web server
Two instances of photodiag-web server are hosted on sf-phmon-01.psi.ch virtual machine, both available only from beamline networks/control rooms:
- https://sf-photodiag.psi.ch (main server)
- https://sf-photodiag-test.psi.ch (test server)
Two instances of the **photodiag-web** server are hosted on the **sf-phmon-01.psi.ch** virtual machine, both accessible only from the beamline networks/control rooms:
- **Production server**: [https://sf-photodiag.psi.ch](https://sf-photodiag.psi.ch)
- **Test server**: [https://sf-photodiag-test.psi.ch](https://sf-photodiag-test.psi.ch)
### Server updates
The service is hosted at https://gitlab.psi.ch/photon-diagnostics/photodiag_web
- Pushing a commit on the main branch will update the test server
- Pushing a tagged commit on the main branch will update both the test and prod servers.
To push a release to the main server
1. git pull the latest tested and operational version
1. python make_release.py <patch/minor/major>
1. git push origin main --tags
- The service repository is hosted at: [https://gitlab.psi.ch/photon-diagnostics/photodiag_web](https://gitlab.psi.ch/photon-diagnostics/photodiag_web)
- **Pushing a commit** on the `main` branch updates the **test server**.
- **Pushing a tagged commit** on the `main` branch updates **both** the test and production servers.
The release status can be checked via gitlab CI/CD pipelines
To push a **release** to the main server:
1. Pull the latest tested and operational version:
git pull
2. Create a new release (choose one of `patch`, `minor`, or `major`):
python make_release.py patch
3. Push the new tag(s):
git push origin main --tags
You can check the release status via **GitLab CI/CD pipelines**.
### Server logs
When on either sf-phmon-01 or sf-phmon-02 use the following:
When logged into either **sf-phmon-01** or **sf-phmon-02**, you can view logs with:
`sudo journalctl -u photodiag-<test|prod> -e `
sudo journalctl -u photodiag-<test|prod> -e
use either `test` or `prod`
Replace `<test|prod>` with the desired instance.
```
ssh sf-phmon-02
sudo -i
journalctl -u photodiag-test.service -n 100
```
this will show the last 100 lines
For example, to see the last 100 lines of logs on **sf-phmon-02**:
ssh sf-phmon-02
sudo -i
journalctl -u photodiag-test.service -n 100
### Restarting the VM or the service
1. **Restart the entire VM**:
sudo reboot
2. **Restart a single service** (for example, photodiag test or prod):
sudo systemctl restart <service_name>.service
Replace `<service_name>` with `photodiag-test` or `photodiag-prod`.