Tickify-Amin-OracleLinux

Vagrant-based Oracle Linux 8 VM that provisions the full Tickify Campus Event Ticketing stack automatically.

What Gets Installed

Component	Details
Oracle Linux 8	Base OS via Vagrant / VirtualBox
Oracle Database XE 21c	Pluggable DB on port 1521, SID XE, PDB XEPDB1
Java 17 (OpenJDK)	Runtime for the Tickify backend
Apache httpd	Reverse proxy on port 80 → Java backend on port 3000
Tickify Application	Cloned from Tickify-Amin, deployed to /opt/tickify

Prerequisites

• Vagrant installed
• VirtualBox installed
• At least 4 GB free RAM (VM is configured for 4096 MB)

Quick Start

# Clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/Letsoperate/Tickify-Amin-OracleLinux.git
cd Tickify-Amin-OracleLinux

# Start the VM (first run takes a while - downloads box + Oracle DB)
vagrant up

# SSH into the VM
vagrant ssh

Application URLs

After provisioning, the VM prints its bridged IP address. Access the app at:

Service	URL
Admin Console	http://<VM_IP>/admin/
Client Site	http://<VM_IP>/client/
Scanner Site	http://<VM_IP>/scanner/
API Endpoints	http://<VM_IP>/api/
Direct Backend	http://<VM_IP>:3000/admin/

Oracle Database Connection

Property	Value
Host	<VM_IP>
Port	1521
SID	XE
PDB	XEPDB1
Username	system
Password	system

# Connect from host
sqlplus system/system@<VM_IP>:1521/XEPDB1

Service Management (inside the VM)

# Tickify Java backend
sudo systemctl start|stop|restart|status tickify
sudo journalctl -u tickify -f

# Apache (httpd)
sudo systemctl start|stop|restart|status httpd

# Oracle Database
sudo systemctl start|stop|restart|status oracle-xe-21c

Config File Locations

File	Path
Apache config	/etc/httpd/conf.d/tickify.conf
Systemd service	/etc/systemd/system/tickify.service
Application	/opt/tickify/
Apache access log	/var/log/httpd/tickify-access.log
Apache error log	/var/log/httpd/tickify-error.log

Vagrant Commands

vagrant up          # Start and provision the VM
vagrant halt        # Stop the VM
vagrant destroy     # Delete the VM entirely
vagrant ssh         # SSH into the VM
vagrant provision   # Re-run provisioning on an existing VM