▪️Vagachaind Service
Configure System Service
As a node operator, you probably want your node software to run persistently in the system background. Linux distros each have their own way of managing background services, but most (e.g. Ubuntu, Debian and CentOS 7/8) use the systemd software. systemctl is a command to introspect and control the state of the systemd system and service manager.
Controlling the vagachaind Service
Use systemctl to start, stop, and restart the service:
# Check health
sudo systemctl status vagachaind
# Start VagaChain
sudo systemctl start vagachaind
# Stop VagaChain
sudo systemctl stop vagachaind
# Restart VagaChain
sudo systemctl restart vagachaind
# Start VagaChain automatically at the next system restart
sudo systemctl enable vagachaind
# Do not start VagaChain automatically at the next system restart
sudo systemctl disable vagachaindAccess Logs
Use journalctl to access entire logs, entire logs in reverse, and the latest and continuous logs:
Use Ctrl + C to interrupt the journalctl command.
Available vagachaind Commands
To list all of the available commands, type:
The output will look like this:
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