Startup and Shutdown

    Before starting App Studio, verify that Fusion Server is running and that it has one or more collections of indexed data.

    Run App Studio at the command line from the app-studio directory, like this:

    Unix Windows

    Start the server

    ./app-studio.sh start

    Starting Appkit server
Waiting for app to start
App Studio has started successfully.
Open App Studio in a browser at http://localhost:8080

    Options:

    • --production

      Run the server in production mode.

    • --extraJvmArguments

      Space character-delimited additional JVM arguments; multiple arguments must be quoted. Example: "-Xms2G -Xmx5G"

    • -p/--port

      The port on which to run the server.

    • -s/--stop-port

      The port to use when issuing the stop command; must be re-specified when running stop.

    app-studio-start.bat

    Stop the server

    ./app-studio.sh stop

    Optionally:

    • -s/--stop-port

      The port to use when issuing the stop command.

    app-studio-standalone-stop.bat

    Restart the server

    ./app-studio.sh restart

    app-studio-start.bat;
    app-studio-stop.bat

    Get the server status

    ./app-studio.sh status

    Starting and stopping multiple App Studio instances

    You can run multiple instances of App Studio on a single host by specifying different ports for all instances. You do that on startup, at the command line, using the -p flag:

    ./app-studio.sh start -p 9000

    You can also use the -p flag to indicate the specific instance of App Studio to shut down:

    ./app-studio.sh stop -p 9000

    Starting in production mode

    App Studio’s standalone mode can be used for small production deployments, by starting in production mode.

    Production mode disables the configuration wizard and the code editor.

    To use standalone mode in a production environment, start App Studio with the --production flag:

    ./app-studio-standalone.sh start --production

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