Stopping/Starting Membase Membase server
I am running Membase Beta 1 (installed on CentOS via the rpm package).
When my system boots, it start the membase server. How can I stop or restart the server once it is running (other than rebooting)?
I noticed '/opt/Membase/bin/membase' looks like a startup shell script. Is this the correct method of starting the server? ... and how do I stop it? (or which processes do I kill if there is no stop functionality).
-Corey
thanks.
it looks like the following commands do the trick:
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/etc/init.d/northscale stop
/etc/init.d/northscale start
-or-
/etc/init.d/northscale restart
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shouldn't that rather be:
[CODE]/etc/init.d/membase restart[/CODE]
??
in beta 1.1 it is now:
[CODE]/etc/init.d/northscale-server restart[/CODE]
True enough. Long story short, it was (thankfully) changed shortly before beta1 was released.
As to why "northscale-server" and not membase, the management core there is designed to, and quite likely in the future, will support managing different types of engines other than membase. For instance, it may run the classic memcached server engine, known as the default engine.
[1.7.1] /etc/init.d/membase-server stop
And 2.0 will be: /etc/init.d/couchbase-server stop
Call /etc/init.d/northscale with "stop" and you'll have a safe shutdown.