soamstartup

In IBM® Spectrum Symphony Developer Edition only, this command starts IBM Spectrum Symphony processes on the local host.

Synopsis

soamstartup
soamstartup -h
soamstartup -V

Description

In IBM Spectrum Symphony Developer Edition use soamstartup to start IBM Spectrum Symphony software processes on the local host under the authority of the login user.

The processes soamstartup starts depend on the host role, management or compute.

  • If the host is a management host, as specified invem_resource.conf, soamstartup starts:
    • EGO emulator (start_agent)
    • Session director (sd)
    • Repository service (rs)
    • The cluster management console (webgui) and Java™ processes
  • If the host is a compute host, soamstartup starts:
    • EGO emulator (start_agent)
    • For any applications specified to be pre-started in their application profiles, soamstartup also starts:
      • Session manager (ssm)
      • Service instance manager (sim)
  • Processes started when the session director receives workload requests or enabled applications are specified to prestart in their application profiles are:
    • Session manager (ssm)
    • Service instance manager (sim)
Attention: For Windows users only: If IBM Spectrum Symphony Developer Edition is installed by the administrator, start_agent runs as a Windows service. Closing the command shell under which IBM Spectrum Symphony Developer Edition was started or logging off Windows does not stop the start_agent service. However, installing IBM Spectrum Symphony Developer Edition as a non-administrative user makes IBM Spectrum Symphony Developer Edition run as a normal Windows process. In this case, if you close the command shell from which soamstartup was issued, the start_agent process is killed but any processes it started, such as the session director or session manager continue to run and must be shut down using soamshutdown. If the user logs off Windows, all IBM Spectrum Symphony Developer Edition processes will be stopped.
-h

Prints command usage to stdout and exits.

-V

Prints product version to stdout and exits.