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on 05-09-2017 09:48 AM - edited on 09-07-2018 09:15 AM by Nina.Wolinsky
When restarting the Events Service or Analytic Agent, do I need to delete leftover process ID (PID) from the previous session, such as events-service-api-store.pid or analytics-agent.id, manually by the user?
In previous versions, users who needed to restart their Events Service or Analytic Agent were required to manually delete the ID for any stalled or leftover processes in case of abrupt/forced shutdown of the process.
Starting in version 4.3, when a PID does not get deleted due to a forced shutdown or restart, users will no longer have to manually delete it.
AppDynamics version 4.3 adds a -f
flag to the start command which removes any leftover PID due to an abrupt or forced shutdown.
Linux example:
To start events-service using -f flag, use the below command
bin/events-service.sh start -f -p conf/events-service-api-store.properties
To start analytic-agent using -f flag, use the below command
./analytics-agent.sh start -f
For more commands, use the help information found in ./events-service.sh --help and
./analytics-agent.sh --help.
Hi @Mohammed.Rayan ,
Could you please also guide me on how to restart the analytics agent in the Windows server?
Thank you
Regards,
Mohammed Saad
Had a chat with @Aaron.Schifman about your question and he clarified that the process is the same for all agents on Windows. You can do one of the following:
Though there aren't notes on restarting the Analytics Agent specifically, you can follow the same process as is followed for Machine Agent. That documentation is here: Start and stop the Machine Agent
Please let us know if this helps.
Kind regards,
Claudia
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