Use PM2 to start up the server components. Go to main folder “netxploreit” and run:

~/netxploreit$ pm2 start ecosystem.config.js

You should get an output similar to the below:

administrator@ubuntu:~/netxploreit$ pm2 start ecosystem.config.js 

[PM2][WARN] Applications NetXploreIt, DISCOVERYdb, SYSLOGdb not running, starting…

[PM2] App [NetXploreIt] launched (1 instances)

[PM2] App [DISCOVERYdb] launched (1 instances)

[PM2] App [SYSLOGdb] launched (1 instances)

id	name	mode	↺	status	cpu	memory
1	DISCOVERYdb	fork	0	online	0%	42.6mb
0	NetXploreIt	fork	0	online	0%	33.6mb
2	SYSLOGdb	fork	0	online	0%	8.7mb

administrator@ubuntu:~/netxploreit$

Allow approximately 1 minute for all the databases and applications to come fully up.

At any time, you can check the status of the components by running:

~/netxploreit$ pm2 list

To stop all components run:

~/netxploreit$ pm2 stop all

To restart a components run:

~/netxploreit$ pm2 restart id