Manage TigerGraph services
Although the end user accesses TigerGraph by running GSQL or accessing the GraphStudio GUI, TigerGraph is actually built on many more services than just those two alone. Each has its own function and can be started or stopped individually in the case of a problem with one part, though several services rely on one another.
Consult the Glossary for definitions of the TigerGraph services.
Start, stop or restart a service
Use the command gadmin start all
to start all of the TigerGraph services.
This is the first step when running a new TigerGraph instance.
If you are using Docker, for example, you must run gadmin start all
after starting the Docker container before you can use GSQL.
Use gadmin stop
, gadmin start
or gadmin restart
with individual services such as GSQL, Kafka, or RESTPP to control them separate from the others.
The restart
and stop
commands prompt you for confirmation each time they are run.
To avoid this, run the commands with the -y
flag to bypass the confirmation.
gadmin restart gpe -y
gadmin stop all -y
gadmin start all
Check service status
Use gadmin status all
or gadmin status
with an individual service to check its state.
See Service status definitions for detailed information on the returned results.