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Documentation Contents

1. Introduction
2. What's Inside
3. Project Structure
4. Supported Platforms
5. Additional Scripts
6. How to Use
7. Integrated Commands
8. Features
9. Support

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Introduction

Welcome to Apache-Tomcat-QuickSet, your go-to solution for effortlessly installing and configuring Apache Tomcat.

What's Inside?

• Automated Script: A robust script that handles the complete installation and setup of Tomcat. Simply execute it and watch your server come to life!
• Weekly Updates: The script is updated weekly. A job fetches the latest Tomcat version and updates the apache-tomcat.sh file for you.
• Integrated Admin Tools: Packed with essential Linux commands to perform administrative tasks effortlessly during setup and maintenance.
• Broad Compatibility: Seamlessly runs on Amazon Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS Stream, and RHEL — making it highly adaptable across environments.

Project Structure

Apache-Tomcat-QuickSet/
├── apache-tomcat.sh
├── README.md
├── Dependencies/
│   ├── removetomcat.sh
│   ├── passwizard.sh
│   ├── portuner.sh
│   └── fetchport.sh
└── .github/
    └── workflows/
        └── fetch_tomcat_versions.yml

Supported Platforms

Our scripts support the following OS platforms/cloud environments:

• Supported Linux Distributions:
  • apache-tomcat.sh : This script has been succesfully tested on an Ubuntu 22.04/24.04, RHEL 8/9, CentOS Stream 8/9, Amazon Linux 2/2023 and Debian 12. Testing on Debian 10/11 is currently in progress.

Additional Scripts

• Remove Tomcat:
  • removetomcat.sh: Uninstalls Tomcat.
• Change Password:
  • passwizard.sh: Changes the Tomcat admin password.
• Change Port Number:
  • portuner.sh: Changes the Tomcat port number.
• Fetch Port Number:
  • fetchport.sh: Fetch the Tomcat port number.

How to Use

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/tekadesukant/Apache-Tomcat-QuickSet.git
   cd Apache-Tomcat-QuickSet

2. Run the desired script:

   sh apache-tomcat.sh                   # For Amazon Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS Stream, and RHEL
   sh Dependencies/removetomcat.sh       # To remove Tomcat
   sh Dependencies/passwizard.sh         # To change password
   sh Dependencies/portuner.sh           # To change port number
   sh Dependencies/fetchport.sh          # Fetch the Tomcat port number.

Integrated Commands

We've integrated convenient commands to manage Tomcat:

• Start Tomcat:

  tomcat --up

• Stop Tomcat:

  tomcat --down

• Restart Tomcat:

  tomcat --restart

• Remove Tomcat:

  tomcat --delete

• Print Current Port Number:

  tomcat --port

• Change Tomcat Port Number:

  tomcat --port-change <new_port>

• Change Tomcat Password:

  tomcat --passwd-change <new_password>

• list all supported commands

  tomcat --help 

Support

If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to open an issue on our GitHub repository or reach out to me.