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stop

Stop running services. 
$ sysg stop

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Options

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--config

Path to the configuration file. Used when no supervisor is running to locate services. When a supervisor is running, it uses the supervisor’s configuration. 
$ sysg stop --config /etc/myapp/services.yaml

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--service

Name of a specific service to stop. If not specified, all services are stopped. Leaves other services running. 
$ sysg stop --service api

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--sys

Opt into privileged system mode. Requires running as root. 
$ sudo sysg stop --sys

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--log-level

Set logging verbosity for this invocation. Accepts named levels (trace, debug, info, warn, error, off) or numeric values (5-0). 
$ sysg stop --log-level debug

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Examples

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Stop all services

$ sysg stop

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Stop a specific service

$ sysg stop --service api
Leaves other services running.

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What happens

  1. Services stop in reverse dependency order
  2. Each service receives SIGTERM
  3. After 10 seconds, SIGKILL is sent if needed
  4. The supervisor exits (unless other services are running)
When stopping a single service, its dependents keep running. Only crashes trigger cascading stops.

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See also