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Commands

Quick reference​

$ sysg start                     # Launch services
$ sysg stop                      # Stop services
$ sysg restart                   # Restart services
$ sysg status                    # Check health
$ sysg logs                      # View output
$ sysg inspect api               # View metrics
$ sysg spawn --name w1 -- cmd    # Create child
$ sysg purge                     # Clear all state

All commands accept --log-level (debug, info, warn, error).

Auto-discovery​

After first start, systemg remembers your config:

$ sysg start --config app.yaml
$ sysg status                 # Uses app.yaml automatically

Daemon mode​

Run supervisor in background:

$ sysg start --daemonize
$ sysg status                 # Communicates with daemon
$ sysg stop                   # Stops services and daemon

Service-specific operations​

Most commands accept a service name:

$ sysg restart --service api
$ sysg logs --service worker
$ sysg stop --service redis

See also​