icegridnode1

Usage

Overview

An IceGrid node is a process that activates, monitors, and deactivates registered server processes. You can run any number of nodes in a domain, but typically there is one node per host. A node must be running on each host on which servers are activated automatically, and nodes cannot run without an IceGrid registry. The IceGrid node server is implemented by the icegridnode executable. If you wish to run a registry and node in one process, icegridnode is the executable you must use. Full documentation for icegridnode is available online at:
https://doc.zeroc.com/ice/3.7/ice-services/icegrid/icegrid-server-reference/icegridnode

Options

-h, --help

Displays help message.

-v, --version

Displays the Ice version.

--daemon

Run as a daemon.

--pidfile FILE

Write process ID into FILE.

--noclose

Do not close open file descriptors.

--nochdir

Do not change the current working directory.

--nowarn

Do not print security warnings.

--readonly

Start the collocated master registry in read-only mode.

--initdb-from-replica REPLICA

Initialize the collocated registry database from the given replica.

--deploy DESCRIPTOR [TARGET1 [TARGET2 ...]]

Add or update descriptor in file DESCRIPTOR, with optional targets.