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How to Work with Services

Service commands allow to manipulate with application services.

Status

To check consumers, cron, or websocket status, use the service:status command.

Websocket Status

To check websocket status, use the service:status:websocket command.

Cron Status

To check cron status, use the service:status:cron command.

Consumers Status

To check consumers status, use the service:status:consumer [queue] command.

service:status:consumer
service:status:consumer oro.default

Stop

To stop consumers, cron, websocket, use the service:stop command.

Stop Websocket

To stop websocket, use the service:stop:websocket command.

Stop Cron

To stop cron, use the service:stop:cron command.

Stop Consumers

To stop consumers, use the service:stop:consumer [queue] command.

Start

To start consumers, cron, websocket, use the service:start command.

Start Websocket

To start websocket, use the service:start:websocket command.

Start Cron

To start cron, use the service:start:cron command.

Start Consumers

To start consumers, use the service:start:consumer [queue] command.

service:start:consumer
service:start:consumer oro.default

Restart

To restart consumers, cron, websocket, use the service:restart command.

Restart Websocket

To restart websocket, use the service:restart:websocket command.

Restart Cron

To restart cron, use the service:restart:cron command.

Restart Consumers

To restart consumers, use the service:restart:consumer [queue] command.

service:restart:consumer
service:restart:consumer oro.default

Note

Restart do not affect stopped services, use start to run them instead.