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Stopping, starting, checking status of the service

While managing KUMA, you may need to perform the following operations.

  • Temporarily stop the service. For example, when restoring the Core from backup, or to edit service settings related to the operating system.
  • Start the service.
  • Check the status of the service.

The "Commands for stopping, starting, and checking the status of a service" table lists commands that may be useful when managing KUMA.

Commands for stopping, starting, and checking the status of a service

Service

Stop service

Start service

Check the status of the service

Core

sudo systemctl stop kuma-core.service

sudo systemctl start kuma-core.service

sudo systemctl status kuma-core.service

Services with an ID:

  • collector
  • correlator
  • storage

sudo systemctl stop kuma-<collector/correlator/storage>-<service ID>.service

sudo systemctl start kuma-<collector/correlator/storage>-<service ID>.service

sudo systemctl status kuma-<collector/correlator/storage>-<service ID>.service

Services without an ID:

  • kuma-grafana.service
  • kuma-mongodb.service
  • kuma-victoria-metrics.service
  • kuma-vmalert.service

sudo systemctl stop kuma-<grafana/victoria-metrics/vmalert>.service

sudo systemctl start kuma-<grafana/victoria-metrics/vmalert>.service

sudo systemctl status kuma-<grafana/victoria-metrics/vmalert>.service

Windows agents

To stop an agent service:

  1. Copy the agent ID in the KUMA Console.
  2. Connect to the host on which you want to start the KUMA agent service.
  3. Run PowerShell as a user with administrative privileges.
  4. Run the following command in PowerShell:

    Stop-Service -Name "WindowsAgent-<agent ID>"

To start an agent service:

  1. Copy the agent ID in the KUMA Console.
  2. Connect to the host on which you want to start the KUMA agent service.
  3. Run PowerShell as a user with administrative privileges.
  4. Run the following command in PowerShell:

    Start-Service -Name "WindowsAgent-<agent ID>"

To view the status of an agent service:

  1. In Windows, go to the Start → Services menu, and in the list of services, double-click the relevant KUMA agent.
  2. This opens a window; in that window, view the status of the agent in the Service status field.

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