Centos 7 startup service for elasticsearch [closed]











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I have elastic search installed in centos OS 7.2.1511, i would like to start the service when the machine been reboot.



this is the command i'm running:



./elasticsearch -d



how can i make it run at startup?






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I have elastic search installed in centos OS 7.2.1511, i would like to start the service when the machine been reboot.



this is the command i'm running:



./elasticsearch -d



how can i make it run at startup?






centos startup







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    Nov 26 at 18:10













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I have elastic search installed in centos OS 7.2.1511, i would like to start the service when the machine been reboot.



this is the command i'm running:



./elasticsearch -d



how can i make it run at startup?






centos startup







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I have elastic search installed in centos OS 7.2.1511, i would like to start the service when the machine been reboot.



this is the command i'm running:



./elasticsearch -d



how can i make it run at startup?






centos startup




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    Nov 26 at 18:10














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    Nov 26 at 18:10








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