CloudBees CD/RO and CloudBees Analytics servers and agents must be manually stopped and started for administrative maintenance, upgrades, third-party software installations, or system maintenance. For information on stopping and starting CloudBees Analytics servers and agents, refer to Start and stop servers and agents manually.
Stopping the CloudBees CD/RO agent service
Stopping all CloudBees CD/RO server services
To stop all CloudBees CD/RO server services, choose one of the following options.
Windows
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Go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Server and select Stop.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Web Server and select Stop.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Database (if it exists) and select Stop.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Repository Server and select Stop.
Windows command line
Open a command window as Administrator, and run:
sc stop CommanderServer sc stop CommanderApache sc stop CommanderDatabase sc stop CommanderRepository
Linux
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If you are using systemd, run:
sudo systemctl stop commanderServer sudo systemctl stop ommanderApache sudo systemctl stop commanderDatabase sudo systemctl stop commanderRepository
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Else, log into a shell as
root
, and run:/etc/init.d/commanderServer stop /etc/init.d/commanderApache stop /etc/init.d/commanderDatabase stop /etc/init.d/commanderRepository stop
Starting the CloudBees CD/RO agent service
Starting all CloudBees CD/RO server services
To start all CloudBees CD/RO server services, choose one of the following options.
Windows
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Go to Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Database (if it exists) and select Start.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Server and select Start.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Web Server and select Start.
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Right-click CloudBees CD/RO Repository Server and select Start.
Windows command line
Open a command window as Administrator, and run:
sc start CommanderDatabase sc start CommanderServer sc start CommanderApache sc start CommanderRepository
Linux
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If you are running systemd, run:
sudo systemctl start commanderDatabase sudo systemctl start commanderServer sudo systemctl start commanderApache sudo systemctl start commanderRepository
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Else, log into a shell as
root
, and run:/etc/init.d/commanderDatabase start /etc/init.d/commanderServer start /etc/init.d/commanderApache start /etc/init.d/commanderRepository start