- Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Appliances
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The gpmonws web server is installed in the www directory of your Greenplum Command Center installation.
Configuring the Web Server
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The web server configuration file is stored in $GPPERFMONHOME/instances/instance_name/webserver/conf/app.conf. Some of the parameters in this configuration file are set by the gpcmdr setup utility, including the web server port and SSL options. See the Web Server Parameters section of Configuration File Reference for a description of the parameters in this file. Top mac os.
Viewing and Maintaining Web Server Log Files
Web server access and error log messages are written to $GPPERFMONHOME/instances//webserver/logs/gpmonws.log.
If you experience errors viewing the Greenplum Command Center Console, refer to this file for more information.
To prevent the web server log from growing to excessive size, you can set up log file rotation using logrotate or cronolog.
Configures and manages instances of the Command Center Console.
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
--setup | Configures console components on the installation host. With this option, gpcmdr prompts for values to configure the components and writes the values to app.conf. For more information on these configuration parameters, see Configuration File Reference. |
--config_file | Sets the path to a configuration file to use to set up new Command Center instances. This option must be used with the --setup option. See Setup Configuration File for information about the format and content of this configuration file. If section_header is supplied, gpcmdr only sets up the instance defined in the named section in the configuration file. Otherwise, gpcmdr sets up all instances in the configuration file. |
--start | Starts the specified instance (or all instances by default) and its associated web service. |
--stop | Stops the specified instance (or all instances by default) and its associated web service. |
--migrate | Copies Command Center instances (or all instances by default) from a previous installation. |
--remove | Removes the specified instance and its associated database schema. |
--restart | Restarts the specified instance (or all instances by default) and its associated web service. |
--status | Displays the status, either Running or Stopped, of the web service. |
--version | Displays the version of the gpcmdr utility. |
--ssh_full_path | Sets the full path to the ssh command. Use this to override the ssh command found on the path. |
Description
The gpcmdr utility sets up and configures Command Center Console instances, starts and stops instances, and provides status information.
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Appliances
You can set up a new Command Center Console instance interactively or, by providing a configuration file, non-interactively.
For actions --start, --stop, --restart, --migrate, and --status you can specify a console instance name. If you do not specify a name, the action applies to all existing console instances.
The --migrate option prompts you to enter the path to the Command Center installation with instances you want to migrate. The utility checks whether the instance to copy already exists in the new location before copying. If the instance exists in the new location, a prompt asks whether you want to overwrite the instance.
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Application
Examples
Calendarpro for google 3 6 – google calendar application. Interactively create a new Command Center Console instance:
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Applications
Set up the Command Center Console instance defined in the [development] section of a configuration file:
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Approach
Viewing and Maintaining Web Server Log Files
Web server access and error log messages are written to $GPPERFMONHOME/instances//webserver/logs/gpmonws.log.
If you experience errors viewing the Greenplum Command Center Console, refer to this file for more information.
To prevent the web server log from growing to excessive size, you can set up log file rotation using logrotate or cronolog.
Configures and manages instances of the Command Center Console.
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
--setup | Configures console components on the installation host. With this option, gpcmdr prompts for values to configure the components and writes the values to app.conf. For more information on these configuration parameters, see Configuration File Reference. |
--config_file | Sets the path to a configuration file to use to set up new Command Center instances. This option must be used with the --setup option. See Setup Configuration File for information about the format and content of this configuration file. If section_header is supplied, gpcmdr only sets up the instance defined in the named section in the configuration file. Otherwise, gpcmdr sets up all instances in the configuration file. |
--start | Starts the specified instance (or all instances by default) and its associated web service. |
--stop | Stops the specified instance (or all instances by default) and its associated web service. |
--migrate | Copies Command Center instances (or all instances by default) from a previous installation. |
--remove | Removes the specified instance and its associated database schema. |
--restart | Restarts the specified instance (or all instances by default) and its associated web service. |
--status | Displays the status, either Running or Stopped, of the web service. |
--version | Displays the version of the gpcmdr utility. |
--ssh_full_path | Sets the full path to the ssh command. Use this to override the ssh command found on the path. |
Description
The gpcmdr utility sets up and configures Command Center Console instances, starts and stops instances, and provides status information.
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Appliances
You can set up a new Command Center Console instance interactively or, by providing a configuration file, non-interactively.
For actions --start, --stop, --restart, --migrate, and --status you can specify a console instance name. If you do not specify a name, the action applies to all existing console instances.
The --migrate option prompts you to enter the path to the Command Center installation with instances you want to migrate. The utility checks whether the instance to copy already exists in the new location before copying. If the instance exists in the new location, a prompt asks whether you want to overwrite the instance.
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Application
Examples
Calendarpro for google 3 6 – google calendar application. Interactively create a new Command Center Console instance:
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Applications
Set up the Command Center Console instance defined in the [development] section of a configuration file:
Command Center 1 0 6 – Minimalist Multi Utility Approach
Check the status of all Command Center Console instances:
