mup commands
Here are some useful commands for managing a RadGrad installation using mup.
All of these commands assume you are in the app/.deploy directory.
Stop RadGrad
To stop the RadGrad service without stopping Mongo, invoke mup stop:
Sample invocation and results:
Start RadGrad
To start the RadGrad service after it's been stopped, invoke mup start:
Sample invocation and results:
List containers
To see the status of your deployment containers, use ssh in conjunction with the docker ps command:
Sample invocation and results:
This also lists the names of the containers: radgrad, mongodb, mup-nginx-proxy-letsencrypt, and mup-nginx-proxy.
Logs
To see the Meteor log, just invoke mup logs:
Sample invocation and results:
To see the logs associated with other containers (such as MongoDB), use ssh in conjunction with the docker logs command:
Restart with changed settings
If you just want to change the settings associated with the current deployment, then invoke mup reconfig:
Sample invocation and results:
Redeploy RadGrad
To redeploy RadGrad, you must first stop the current RadGrad container, then run deploy again:
List collections
To see a list of all collections in the RadGrad database:
Sample invocation and results: