supervisorctl

Supervisorctl Cheatsheet #

supervisorctl is a command-line tool used to control and manage processes under the Supervisor process control system.

General Commands #

Command/Option	Example	Description
`status`	`supervisorctl status`	List the status of all processes
`start`	`supervisorctl start myprocess`	Start a specific process
`stop`	`supervisorctl stop myprocess`	Stop a specific process
`restart`	`supervisorctl restart myprocess`	Restart a specific process
`reload`	`supervisorctl reload`	Reload the Supervisor configuration

Command/Option	Example	Description
`start all`	`supervisorctl start all`	Start all processes
`stop all`	`supervisorctl stop all`	Stop all processes
`restart all`	`supervisorctl restart all`	Restart all processes
`status <process>`	`supervisorctl status myprocess`	Check the status of a specific process
`tail`	`supervisorctl tail -f myprocess`	Follow the logs of a specific process

Command/Option	Example	Description
`update`	`supervisorctl update`	Update Supervisor with any changes to the configuration
`add`	`supervisorctl add myprocess`	Add a new process to Supervisor (requires `supervisord` restart)
`remove`	`supervisorctl remove myprocess`	Remove a process from Supervisor (requires `supervisord` restart)

Command/Option	Example	Description
`read`	`supervisorctl read`	Read the current configuration file
`stop <group>:<process>`	`supervisorctl stop group1:process1`	Stop a specific process within a group
`start <group>:<process>`	`supervisorctl start group1:process1`	Start a specific process within a group
`restart <group>:<process>`	`supervisorctl restart group1:process1`	Restart a specific process within a group

This cheatsheet provides the essential supervisorctl commands for managing and controlling processes under Supervisor.