The VMware Tanzu Greenplum platform extension framework provides two management commands:
pxf cluster
- manage all PXF Service instances in the PXF clusterpxf
- manage the PXF Service instance on a specific PXF hostNoteThe procedures in this topic assume that you have added the
<PXF_INSTALL_DIR>/bin
directory to your PATH``.
After configuring PXF, you must start PXF Service instance on each host in your PXF cluster. The PXF Service, once started, runs as the gpadmin
user on default port 5888. Only the gpadmin
user can start and stop the PXF Service.
If you want to change the default PXF configuration, you must update the configuration before you start PXF, or restart PXF if it is already running. See About the PXF Configuration Files for information about the user-customizable PXF configuration properties and the configuration update procedure.
Before you start PXF Service instances in your PXF cluster, ensure that:
Perform the following procedure to start PXF Service instance on each host in your PXF cluster.
Log in to the Greenplum coordinator host:
$ ssh gpadmin@<coordinator>
Run the pxf cluster start
command to start PXF on each host:
gpadmin@coordinator$ pxf cluster start
If you must stop PXF, for example if you are upgrading PXF, you must stop PXF Service instance on each host in your PXF cluster. Only the gpadmin
user can stop the PXF Service.
Before you stop PXF Service instances in your PXF cluster, ensure that your Greenplum cluster is up and running.
Perform the following procedure to stop PXF Service instance on each host in your PXF cluster.
Log in to the Greenplum coordinator host:
$ ssh gpadmin@<coordinator>
Run the pxf cluster stop
command to stop PXF on each host:
gpadmin@coordinator$ pxf cluster stop
If you must restart PXF, for example if you updated PXF user configuration files in $PXF_BASE/clusters/default/groups/default/conf
, you run pxf cluster restart
to stop, and then start PXF on all hosts in your PXF cluster.
Only the gpadmin
user can restart the PXF Service.
Before you restart PXF in your PXF cluster, ensure that your Greenplum cluster is up and running.
Perform the following procedure to restart PXF Service instances in your PXF cluster.
Log in to the Greenplum coordinator host:
$ ssh gpadmin@<coordinator>
Restart PXF:
gpadmin@coordinator$ pxf cluster restart