Usage

Systemg uses a simple YAML-based configuration and supports the following commands:

Start

Start the process manager with the given configuration:

# Start with default configuration file (systemg.yaml)
sysg start

# Start with a specific configuration file
sysg start --config systemg.yaml

# Start as a daemon process
sysg start --config systemg.yaml --daemonize

Stop

Stop the process manager or a specific service:

# Stop all services
sysg stop

# Stop a specific service
sysg stop --service myapp

Restart

Restart the process manager:

# Restart with current configuration
sysg restart

# Restart with a different configuration
sysg restart --config new-config.yaml

Status

Check the status of running services:

# Show status of all services
sysg status

# Show status of a specific service
sysg status --service webserver

Logs

View logs for a specific service:

# View the last 50 lines of logs for all services
sysg logs

# View logs for a specific service
sysg logs api-service

# View a custom number of log lines
sysg logs database --lines 100Predictable. Fast.

Note that on Unix-like systems, the logs command is currently not supported.