Starting, Stopping, Restarting or Querying Services
CentOS 7.x/CentOS 8.x/EulerOS/openEuler/RHEL 7.x/NeoKylin/Kylin/BC-Linux/iSoft/SUSE/Debian/Ubuntu/Deepin/Linx/UOS:
- root user
systemctl start/stop/restart/status gunicorn_framework systemctl start/stop/restart/status gunicorn_plugin systemctl start/stop/restart/status devkit_nginx systemctl start/stop/restart/status java_perf
- Common user
bash /home/test01/DevKit/tools/service_management.sh start/stop/restart/status gunicorn_framework bash /home/test01/DevKit/tools/service_management.sh start/stop/restart/status gunicorn_plugin bash /home/test01/DevKit/tools/service_management.sh start/stop/restart/status devkit_nginx bash /home/test01/DevKit/tools/service_management.sh start/stop/restart/status java_perf
- Replace the example installation directory /home/test01 with the actual one.
- If you run a command on the server to restart a service, refresh the front-end page to display the updated task information.
- If the tool is installed in a container, you can run service_management.sh to manage the service based on the installation method for a common user.
Parent topic: Common Operations