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This guide is the self-hosted Linux service-manager baseline for freshly generated Cephalon apps.

Use it when you want a generated host to move from scaffolded source to deterministic published output and then into a Linux systemd service shape without inventing your own install contract first.

What ships now

Section titled “What ships now”

Generated app roots from cephalon new and the app-focused dotnet new cephalon-* starters now include:

  • Properties/PublishProfiles/CephalonFolder.pubxml
  • deploy/linux/systemd/README.md
  • deploy/linux/systemd/<AppName>.service
  • deploy/linux/systemd/<AppName>.env

That means a generated host now carries its own Linux service-manager baseline instead of leaving the /opt/* layout, environment-file path, and systemctl install flow implicit.

Publish the host

Section titled “Publish the host”

For scaffolded multi-project apps from cephalon new:

Terminal window
dotnet publish ./Acme.Store/src/Acme.Store.Host/Acme.Store.Host.csproj -p:PublishProfile=CephalonFolder

For app-starter templates from dotnet new cephalon-*:

Terminal window
dotnet publish ./Acme.Store.TemplateStarter/Acme.Store.TemplateStarter.csproj -p:PublishProfile=CephalonFolder

Install the published output

Section titled “Install the published output”

The shipped service baseline assumes:

  • published output is copied to /opt/<AppName>/current
  • the optional environment override file lives at /etc/cephalon/<AppName>.env

Example for a scaffolded modular-monolith app:

Terminal window
sudo install -d /opt/Acme.Store/current
sudo cp -R ./Acme.Store/artifacts/publish/Acme.Store.Host/. /opt/Acme.Store/current/
sudo install -d /etc/cephalon
sudo install -m 0644 ./Acme.Store/deploy/linux/systemd/Acme.Store.env /etc/cephalon/Acme.Store.env
sudo install -m 0644 ./Acme.Store/deploy/linux/systemd/Acme.Store.service /etc/systemd/system/Acme.Store.service

The generated .env file starts with safe defaults for:

  • DOTNET_ENVIRONMENT=Production
  • ASPNETCORE_URLS=http://0.0.0.0:8080
  • optional commented OpenTelemetry settings for a local or self-hosted collector path

cephalon doctor --app-root ./Acme.Store now also validates that deploy/linux/systemd/Acme.Store.env keeps those generated environment and commented telemetry defaults explicit before teams rely on the shipped systemd install baseline.

Verify and enable the service

Section titled “Verify and enable the service”

On the Linux target, verify and install the unit with:

Terminal window
sudo systemd-analyze verify /etc/systemd/system/Acme.Store.service
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable --now Acme.Store.service
sudo systemctl status Acme.Store.service

To inspect startup logs:

Terminal window
sudo journalctl -u Acme.Store.service -f

Once the service is running, inspect:

  • /engine
  • /engine/snapshot
  • /engine/runtime-story
  • /health
  • /health/ready
  • /scalar

Optional repo-native validation script

Section titled “Optional repo-native validation script”

To replay the generated Linux systemd baseline from the Cephalon repository in one command, run:

Terminal window
pwsh ./scripts/validate-generated-app-systemd.ps1

That script:

  • scaffolds a fresh app through Cephalon.Cli
  • seeds ./.cephalon/packages with repo-local package artifacts
  • publishes the generated host through CephalonFolder.pubxml
  • rewrites the generated unit into a temporary WSL-visible path that points at the published output
  • runs systemd-analyze verify under WSL
  • tears the temporary app back down afterward unless -KeepOutput is supplied

If you are working from Windows, use WSL for the verification step or run the same commands directly on the Linux target.

Section titled “Related docs”