systemctl start eos@mq # for starting MQ service
systemctl start eos@sync # for starting SYNC service
systemctl start eos@mgm # for starting MGM service
systemctl start eos@fst # for starting FST service
systemctl start eos@fed # for starting FED service
It’s the same for stop, status and restart. You can’t start the daemon if it is not configured in “/etc/sysconfig/eos_env” config file.
systemctl start eos # for starting
systemctl stop eos@* # for stopping all running daemons
systemctl status eos@* # for getting the status of all running daemons
systemctl restart eos@* # for restarting all the running daemons
You can change the list of daemons (mgm|mq|sync|fst|fed) in /etc/sysconfig/eos_env config file.
systemctl start eos@master # to configure MQ or/and MGM on localhost as master
systemctl start eos@slave # to configure MQ or/and MGM on localhost as slave
systemctl start eosslave # making EOS services running in slave mode
You can configure MQ or/and MGM only if they exist in /etc/sysconfig/eos_env config file.
systemctl start eosfstdb@clean # cleaning FST db for fast restart
systemctl start eosfstdb@resync # forcing FST db resync for restart
systemctl start eosd # for starting
systemctl stop eosd@* # for stopping
systemctl status eosd@* # for status
systemctl restart eosd@* # for restarting
Config file /etc/sysconfig/eosd_env is necessary.