Backend Management

How to manage the backend services

Managing Main Service

# Start the backend service
sudo systemctl start rhea_main_backend

# Enable the backend service to start on boot
sudo systemctl enable rhea_main_backend

# Check the status of the backend service
sudo systemctl status rhea_main_backend

# View the logs of the backend service
sudo journalctl -u rhea_main_backend.service -f

# Stop the backend service
sudo systemctl stop rhea_main_backend

# Disable the backend service from starting on boot
sudo systemctl disable rhea_main_backend

# Restart the backend service
sudo systemctl restart rhea_main_backend

Managing Celery

# Start the celery services
sudo systemctl start celery-beat
sudo systemctl start celery-worker1

# Enable the celery services to start on boot
sudo systemctl enable celery-beat
sudo systemctl enable celery-worker1

# Check the status of the celery services
sudo systemctl status celery-beat
sudo systemctl status celery-worker1

# View the logs of the celery services
sudo journalctl -u celery-beat.service -f
sudo journalctl -u celery-worker1.service -f

# Stop the celery services
sudo systemctl stop celery-beat
sudo systemctl stop celery-worker1