Tabul - Start a Service

About

start is a command of the service module that will start a service (and optionally create it if it does not exist)

If the service is already started, this operation has no effect and does not return any error.

Example

To start the howto postgres docker container:

tabul service start postgres

Syntax

tabul service start --help

Tabul service start
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Start one or more services



Examples
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 1 - Start the service sqlserver


    tabul service start sqlserver


 2 - Start all services that starts with sql


    tabul service start sql*




Syntax
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    tabul service start <name-selector...>


where:


  Arguments:

    <name-selector...>                                      One ore several glob pattern that select services by name


  Global Options:

    -ah,--app-home <path>                                   The app home directory (default to the .tabul.yml file directory)

    -vf,--conf <path>                                       The path to a configuration file

    -ee,--exec-env <name>                                   The execution environment (prod or dev)

    -h,--help                                               Print this help

    -l,--log-level <error|warning|tip|info|fine>            Set the log level

    -ns,--not-strict                                        A minor error will not stop the process.

    -odu,--output-data-uri <outputDataUri>                  defines the output data uri for the feedback data (default: console)

    -oo,--output-operation <dataOperation>                  defines the data operations (replace, truncate) on an existing output resource before transfer.

    -oop,--output-transfer-operation <transferOperation>    defines the output transfer operation (insert, update, merge, copy). Default to `copy` for a file system and `insert` for a database.

    -pp,--passphrase <passphrase>                           A passphrase (master password) to decrypt the encrypted vault values (Env: TABUL_PASSPHRASE)

    --pipe-mode                                             Use pipe mode if you want to pipe the output in a shell. Pipe mode will not print the headers (ie column name) and will not make the control character visible

    -v,--version                                            Print version information