supervisorctl:tldr:25f70
supervisorctl: Start/stop/restart all processes in a group.
$ supervisorctl ${select} ${group_name}:*
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This command is using the "supervisorctl" tool to control processes managed by the Supervisor process control system.
The command takes three parameters:
${select}: This is a placeholder indicating that you should replace it with either "start", "stop", "restart", or other supported actions.${group_name}: This is another placeholder indicating that you should replace it with the name of a process group defined in the Supervisor configuration.:*: This is a wildcard character indicating that the command should be applied to all the processes within the specified process group.
So when you replace ${select} with an action (such as "start"), and ${group_name} with the actual name of a process group, the command will start all the processes within that group.
For example, if you want to start all processes in the group named "web_servers", you would use the following command:
supervisorctl start web_servers:*This is a convenient way to perform actions on multiple processes within a group without having to specify each process individually.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.