public Node start() {
if (!lifecycle.moveToStarted()) {
return this;
}
ESLogger logger = Loggers.getLogger(Node.class, settings.get("name"));
logger.info("starting ...");
// hack around dependency injection problem (for now...)
injector
.getInstance(Discovery.class)
.setAllocationService(injector.getInstance(AllocationService.class));
for (Class<? extends LifecycleComponent> plugin : pluginsService.services()) {
injector.getInstance(plugin).start();
}
injector.getInstance(MappingUpdatedAction.class).start();
injector.getInstance(IndicesService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(IndexingMemoryController.class).start();
injector.getInstance(IndicesClusterStateService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(IndicesTTLService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(RiversManager.class).start();
injector.getInstance(SnapshotsService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(TransportService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(ClusterService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(RoutingService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(SearchService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(MonitorService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(RestController.class).start();
DiscoveryService discoService = injector.getInstance(DiscoveryService.class).start();
discoService.waitForInitialState();
// gateway should start after disco, so it can try and recovery from gateway on "start"
injector.getInstance(GatewayService.class).start();
if (settings.getAsBoolean("http.enabled", true)) {
injector.getInstance(HttpServer.class).start();
}
injector.getInstance(ResourceWatcherService.class).start();
injector.getInstance(TribeService.class).start();
logger.info("started");
return this;
}
