The service
command of the CLI manage the installation, upgrade, and management of all necessary bazooka containers
Usage: bzk service COMMAND [arg...]
Manage bazooka service (start, stop, status, upgrade...)
Commands:
start Start bazooka
restart Restart bazooka
upgrade Upgrade bazooka to the latest version
stop Stop bazooka
status Get bazooka status
You can run bzk service start
with multiple options
Usage: bzk service start [--home|--scm-key|--registry|--docker-sock]... [--version]
Start bazooka
Options:
--home="" Bazooka's work directory ($BZK_HOME)
--scm-key="" Location of the private SSH Key Bazooka will use for SCM Fetch ($BZK_SCM_KEYFILE)
--mongo-uri="" URI of a MongoDB server ($BZK_MONGO_URI)
--registry="" ($BZK_REGISTRY)
--docker-sock="" Location of the Docker unix socket, usually /var/run/docker.sock ($BZK_DOCKERSOCK)
--version="" The bazooka version to run
Restart Bazooka with the options previously set with bzk run start
Usage: bzk service restart [--recreate [-swd]]
Restart bazooka
Options:
--recreate Recreate existing Bazooka containers
-s, --server Recreate existing server container
-w, --web Recreate existing web container
-d, --database Recreate existing database container
Upgrading Bazooka means downloading newer images of Bazooka from the Docker hub. Be aware that this action may take some time
Usage: bzk service upgrade
Upgrade bazooka to the latest version
bzk service stop
will stop the Docker containers of Bazooka
Usage: bzk service stop
Stop bazooka
bzk service status
will print the status of Bazooka containers
Usage: bzk service status
Get bazooka status