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NAME

       circusctl - circus daemon control insterface

SYNOPSIS

       circusctl [options] command [args]

DESCRIPTION

       circusctl  is  front  end  to  control  the  Circus  daemon.  It  is  designed to help the
       administrator control the functionning of the Circud circusd daemon.

COMMANDS

       add    Add a watcher

       decr   Decrement the number of processes in a watcher

       dstats Get circusd stats

       get    Get the value of specific watcher options

       globaloptions
              Get the arbiter options

       incr   Increment the number of processes in a watcher

       ipython
              Create shell into circusd process

       list   Get list of watchers or processes in a watcher

       listen Subscribe to a watcher event

       listsockets
              Get the list of sockets

       numprocesses
              Get the number of processes

       numwatchers
              Get the number of watchers

       options
              Get the value of all options for a watcher

       quit   Quit the arbiter immediately

       reload Reload the arbiter or a watcher

       reloadconfig
              Reload the configuration file

       restart
              Restart the arbiter or a watcher

       rm     Remove a watcher

       set    Set a watcher option

       signal Send a signal

       start  Start the arbiter or a watcher

       stats  Get process infos

       status Get the status of a watcher or all watchers

       stop   Stop watchers

OPTIONS

       --endpoint ENDPOINT
              connection endpoint

       -h, --help
              Show the help message and exit

       --json output to JSON

       --prettify
              prettify output

       --ssh SSH
              SSH Server in the format user@host:port

       --ssh_keyfile SSH_KEYFILE
              path to the keyfile to authorise the user

       --timeout TIMEOUT
              connection timeout

       --version
              Displays Circus version and exits.

SEE ALSO

       circus (1), circusd (1), circusd-stats (1), circus-plugin (1), circus-top (1).

       Full Documentation is available at http://circus.readthedocs.org

AUTHOR

       David Douard