To get the list of pm2 in Laravel, you can use the following command: "pm2 list" in your terminal. This will display a list of all the processes managed by pm2. You can also use "pm2 show <process_id>" to get detailed information about a specific process. Additionally, you can use "pm2 logs" to view the logs of all running processes.
How do I display the PM2 process list in Laravel?
You can display the PM2 process list in Laravel by using the following command:
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pm2 list
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If you are already inside a Laravel project directory, you can simply run this command in your terminal to display the list of processes managed by PM2.
How can I get a list of all PM2 instances in Laravel?
You can get a list of all PM2 instances in Laravel by using the pm2
command line tool. Here's how you can do it:
- Open your terminal or command prompt.
- Run the following command to list all running PM2 instances:
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pm2 list
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This command will output a list of all PM2 instances that are currently running on your system, along with details such as the process ID, name, and status of each instance. You can use this information to identify and manage your PM2 instances in Laravel.
How to get a summary of all PM2 processes in Laravel?
To get a summary of all PM2 processes in Laravel, you can use the following command in the terminal:
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pm2 list
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This command will display a summary of all PM2 processes currently running, including their names, status, process ID (PID), CPU and memory usage, and other relevant information. This can help you quickly assess the status of your Laravel application and monitor the performance of its processes.