Created 07-14-2017 02:09 PM
Hi,
I started the metron-ui and rest-api from commande line as explained in the HCP doc.
What's the clean way (command) to stop the metron-ui and the rest-api?
Thanks,
Michel
Created 08-10-2017 11:40 AM
Frankly, there is no clean way to do it, at least not before HCP-1.2.1.0. Before that you have to run the 'services' in your shell somehow or daemonize them yourself.
Consequently, you can just kill or Ctrl-C the cmd line Rest and Mgt. UI 'services'. I never had any issues afterwards doing that.
HCP-1.2.1.0 release will install Rest and Mgt. UI as proper OS level services for you ...
Created 07-17-2017 04:05 PM
Hi @msumbul, you can do this using the commands:
service metron-management-ui stop service metron-rest stop
Likewise you can use start and status commands as well.
Created 08-10-2017 11:35 AM
This is not possible since Rest and Mgt. UI are both not installed as OS level services before HCP1.2.1.0.
Created 08-10-2017 01:31 PM
@Jasper - Yes, you are right. I stand corrected.
Created 07-20-2017 03:11 PM
Hi @msumbul, @asubramanian,
I had the same question and when you suggested doesn't work since both processes are not registered as services.
since they are launched via nohup start_.....
here what I get when I try it:
$ service metron-rest stop
Redirecting to /bin/systemctl stop metron-rest.service
Failed to stop metron-rest.service: Unit metron-rest.service not loaded.
$ service metron-rest start
Redirecting to /bin/systemctl start metron-rest.service
Failed to start metron-rest.service: Unit not found.
Any suggestions?
Frank
Created 08-10-2017 11:40 AM
Frankly, there is no clean way to do it, at least not before HCP-1.2.1.0. Before that you have to run the 'services' in your shell somehow or daemonize them yourself.
Consequently, you can just kill or Ctrl-C the cmd line Rest and Mgt. UI 'services'. I never had any issues afterwards doing that.
HCP-1.2.1.0 release will install Rest and Mgt. UI as proper OS level services for you ...
Created 08-16-2017 07:10 AM
@msumbul Please mark the question as answered if sufficiently answered