tstatus
This command contacts commhub and queries the status of running tasks (daemons and jobs), regardless of which spoke they are running on.
For each daemon and task, you will see the spoke name (if not running on this commhub), daemon or task name, process id, current state, and last reported message. The process id is not shown if the daemon or task is running on a different commhub than the current one.
By default, tstatus returns the status of the base daemon/task. If instances are running, the stateus of the instances can be deteremined by appending .* or specifying the specific instance.
The command syntax is:
tstatus [daemon1 [daemon2 ...]]
Examples of this command:
tstatus
to see the status of all the daemons and tasks (but not their instances).
tstatus ngiapp
to see the status of the ngiapp daemon, wherever it is running.
tstatus ngiapp.*
to see the status of all ngiapp instances, not including the base instance.
tstatus ngiapp.30
to see the status of the ngiapp, instance 30.