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I have setup two instances where (1) is running httpd to reverse proxy. (2) is running jenkins.war. 

[1st instance - ssl.conf]
#ProxyPass         /jenkins  http://secondinstance:8081/ nocanon
#ProxyPassReverse  /jenkins  http://secondinstance:8081/

[2nd instance - jenkins.war]
sudo java -jar /usr/lib/jenkins/jenkins.war --httpsPort=8081 is invoked to listen on 8081.

I can use the first instance's https address to access the jenkins instance.

However, whenever I terminate the SSH session on my 2nd instance, the jenkins shuts down prematurely.

How do I make jenkins be on persistently? Without having to have the 2nd instance ssh session on.

I couldn't find any information on the search engines relevant to this.

Thank you.

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use init.d' script to start your Jenkins, you can find more information at:

Installing Jenkins as a Unix daemon - Jenkins - Jenkins Wiki

# service jenkins status
jenkins (pid  1386) is running...
#

or you can always use nohup if init.d is not an option.

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