Agent List Display¶
AGENT IDENTITY TAG PRI
d listeneragent-3.0 listeneragent-3.0_1 30
2 testeragent-0.1 testeragent-0.1_1
vctl list
shows the agents which have been installed on the
platform along with their uuid, associated tag, and
priority.
- uuid is the first column of the display and is displayed as the shorted unique portion. Using this portion, agents can be started, stopped, removed, etc.
- AGENT is the “name” of this agent based on the name of the wheel file which was installed. Agents can be controlled with this using “–name “. Note, if multiple instances of a wheel are installed they will all have the same name and can be controlled as a group.
- TAG is a user-provided tag which makes it simpler to track and refer to agents. Agents can be controlled by using “–tag”.
- PRI is the priority for agents which have been “enabled” using the
vctl enable
command. When enabled, agents will be automatically started in priority order along with the platform.
Agent Status Display¶
AGENT TAG STATUS
d listeneragent-3.0 listener running [3813]
2 testeragent-0.1 0
vctl status
shows a list of all agents installed on the
platform and their current status.
- uuid is the first column of the display and is displayed as the shorted unique portion. Using this portion, agents can be started, stopped, removed, etc.
- AGENT is the “name” of this agent based on the name of the wheel file which was installed. Agents can be controlled with this using “–name “. Note, if multiple instances of a wheel are installed they will all have the same name and can be controlled as a group.
- TAG is a user provided tag which makes it simpler to track and refer to agents. Using “–tag ” agents can be controlled using this
- STATUS is the current condition of the agent. If the agent is currently executing, it has “running” and the process id of the agent. If the agent is not running, the exit code is shown.