AnzoGraph Command Quick Reference

This topic is a quick reference guide that provides commands for common tasks at-a-glance. This page also includes references to more detailed information.

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Run this command on the leader server in a cluster. The output shows the status of each node. For example:

Node 0 (IP:10.10.0.0): AnzoGraph is on-line
Node 1 (IP:10.10.0.1): AnzoGraph is on-line
Node 2 (IP:10.10.0.2): AnzoGraph is on-line
Node 3 (IP:10.10.0.3): AnzoGraph is on-line

When you run this command on a single node installation or the leader node in a cluster, this output indicates that AnzoGraph is running:

... /bin/azgmgrd
.../.binaries/azg_go -node 0 ...

azgmgrd is the system manager daemon and azg_go is the database.

For example, ./opt/anzograph/bin/azgmgrd.

The system manager daemon is a lightweight program that remains running at all times. The system manager manages AnzoGraph communication and starts and stops the database. In a cluster, you must start azgmgrd on each node. The leader node cannot start azgmgrd on the slave nodes.

For more information about starting and stopping AnzoGraph and the system management daemon, see Starting and Stopping AnzoGraph with the System Manager.

Running the -stopdaemon command on the leader server stops the system manager daemon on all servers in a cluster.

There are only two circumstances that require you to stop the system manager daemon:

  • Before you upgrade AnzoGraph.
  • If you are adding, removing, or swapping out servers in a cluster.

For more information about starting and stopping AnzoGraph and the system management daemon, see Starting and Stopping AnzoGraph with the System Manager.

Run this command on the leader node to start the database on the cluster. For more information about starting and stopping AnzoGraph and the system management daemon, see Starting and Stopping AnzoGraph with the System Manager.

Run this command on the leader node to stop the database on the cluster. For more information about starting and stopping AnzoGraph and the system management daemon, see Starting and Stopping AnzoGraph with the System Manager.

For more detailed instructions, see Generating Diagnostic Files with the System Manager.

For more detailed instructions, see Generating Diagnostic Files with the System Manager.