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5 Managing an Advanced Server Installation : 5.1 Starting and Stopping Advanced Server and Supporting Components
5.1 Starting and Stopping Advanced Server and Supporting Components
A service is a program that runs in the background and requires no user interaction (in fact, a service provides no user interface); a service can be configured to start at boot time, or manually on demand. Services are best controlled using the platform-specific operating system service control utility. Many of the Advanced Server supporting components are services.
The following table lists the names of the services that control Advanced Server and services that control many of the Advanced Server supporting components:
Component Name
Linux Service Name
(installed by interactive installer)
Linux Service Name
(installed by RPM)
Windows Service Name
Advanced Server
ppas-9.5
ppas-9.5
ppas-9.5
Infinite Cache
ppas-infinitecache
ppas95-icache
N/A
pgAgent
ppas-agent-9.5
ppas95-pgagent
Postgres Plus Advanced Server 9.5 Scheduling Agent
PgBouncer
pgbouncer16
ppas-pgbouncer16
pgbouncer16
PgPool
ppas-pgpool34 or
ppas-pgpool-3.4
ppas-pgpool34
N/A
Slony
ppas-replication-9.5
ppas95-replication
ppas-replication-9.5
Advanced Server's database server, and the services of Advanced Server's supporting components can be controlled at the command line or through operating system-specific graphical interfaces.
5 Managing an Advanced Server Installation : 5.1 Starting and Stopping Advanced Server and Supporting Components

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