guvnor
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A node process manager that isn't spanners all the way down
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# Help
1. [Starting and stopping processes](processes.md)
1. Controlling the Daemon
1. [Managing clusters](clusters.md)
1. [Installing and running apps](apps.md)
1. [Remote access and monitoring (e.g. guv-web)](remote.md)
1. [Web interface](web.md)
1. [Web interface - configuration](web-config.md)
1. [Web interface - user management](web-users.md)
1. [Programmatic access](programmatic-access.md)
1. [Programmatic access - local](programmatic-access-local.md)
1. [Programmatic access - remote](programmatic-access-remote.md)
1. [Programmatic access - events](programmatic-access-events.md)
## Controlling the Daemon
1. [config](#config)
1. [kill](#kill)
1. [logs](#logs)
1. [dump](#dump)
1. [restore](#restore)
## config
Prints out a configuration option
```sh
guv config <path>
```
### e.g.
```sh
$ guv config remote.inspector.enabled
// prints 'true'
```
## kill
Stop all processes and kill the daemon. By default all currently running processes will be saved and restarted when guvnor restarts.
```sh
guv kill
```
## logs
Show live logs for a process (or all processes if `<pid>` is omitted) in the console
```sh
guv logs [pid]
```
## dump
Create `/etc/guvnor/processes.json` with a list of running processes to for use with `guv restore`
```sh
guv dump
```
## restore
Restore running processes from `/etc/guvnor/processes.json`
```sh
guv restore
```