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== Start | == Start collectd == | ||
After the installation collectd is not running. To start collectd, use ''start''. | After the installation collectd is not running. To start collectd, use ''start''. | ||
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* Starting collectd ... [ ok ] | * Starting collectd ... [ ok ] | ||
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Alternatively you can also run collectd directly, from <code>/usr/sbin/collectd</code> | |||
== Stop collectd == | == Stop collectd == |
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Installation
apk add collectd
Configuration
Controlling Collectd
Start collectd
After the installation collectd is not running. To start collectd, use start.
rc-service collectd start
You will get a feedback about the status.
* Starting collectd ... [ ok ]
Alternatively you can also run collectd directly, from /usr/sbin/collectd
Stop collectd
If you want to stop the server use stop.
rc-service collectd stop
Restart collectd
After changing the configuration file collectd needs to be restarted.
rc-service collectd restart
Runlevel
Normally you want to start the collectd server when the system is launching. This is done by adding collectd to the needed runlevel.
rc-update add collectd default
* service collectd added to runlevel default