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Determining mySCILHS status

Determining mySCILHS status

Owned by Stanley Boykin
Last updated: Jul 26, 2019 by Marc Natter
myscilhs.sh status [service]

Provides the status of the myARCH cluster/service the port mappings that exist between them and the host machine.



Status of myARCH containers


The states that will typically be seen are:

  • Up - the container is up and running
  • Exit (code) - the container is no longer running. This is accompanied by a status code. A status of 0 indicates that a service was stopped normally (as when issuing a stop command), while > 0 usually indicates that something abnormal happened within the container to cause it to stop, or that an error occurred on attempting to start.