Verify CloudBees CD/RO services

This page describes the methods you use can to verify what CloudBees CD/RO software services are installed on your machine.

Verify services on Linux installations

If you are using a Linux installation:

Go to the /etc/init.d/ directory.
Scripts starting with commander are component of CloudBees CD/RO. For example, commanderAgent, commanderApache, commanderRepository, and commanderServer.
To check the status of CloudBees CD/RO services:
- As a root user, from any directory, use the command format:
  /etc/init.d/<SERIVCE_NAME> status
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  For example:
  /etc/init.d/commanderServer status
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- If you are using systemd, use the command format:
  sudo systemctl status <SERIVCE_NAME>
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  For example:
  sudo systemctl status commanderServer
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To check the logs of CloudBees CD/RO services:
- As a root user, run:
  journalctl -u <SERIVCE_NAME>
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  For example:
  journalctl -u commanderServer
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- If you are using systemd, use the command format:
  sudo journalctl -u <SERIVCE_NAME>
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  For example:
  sudo journalctl -u commanderServer
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If you are using a Windows installation:

Go to the Services control panel.
Look for services starting with the name "CloudBees CD/RO". For example, CloudBees CD/RO Agent, CloudBees CD/RO Database, or CloudBees CD/RO Server.
If the services have a status of Started, they are installed and running.