Closed theothertomelliott closed 5 years ago
During a recent upgrade, services started using the old version were left orphaned and could not be stopped or seen by Edward.
In this case, the orphaned services could be stopped by grepping for them: ps aux | grep java (or haproxy, rabbitmq, etc) kill
Grepping for edward run: ps aux | grep edward run Should identify the runners separately.
The stop command could also be extended to force kill any edward runners.
A quick way to kill all edward related processes: pkill -f edward
pkill -f edward
During a recent upgrade, services started using the old version were left orphaned and could not be stopped or seen by Edward.
In this case, the orphaned services could be stopped by grepping for them: ps aux | grep java (or haproxy, rabbitmq, etc) kill
Grepping for edward run: ps aux | grep edward run Should identify the runners separately.
The stop command could also be extended to force kill any edward runners.