Running Ladder99
Run the Ladder99 CLI
The Ladder99 console interface is a script named ‘l99’ (with a small ‘L’ not the number ‘1’).
You can run it to see a list of available commands, and the setup you are currently using -
$ l99
Usage: l99 COMMAND [PARAMS]
Run a Ladder99 command.
COMMAND
build build a Docker image for a ladder99 service
disk show disk usage for current setup
download clone a git repo to use as current setup
init create a new setup folder
logs follow and search logs of a running or stopped service
restart restart services
start start services
status show status of running services
stop stop running services
update update source code for ladder99 and current setup
use specify setup to use with l99 commands
Run the command with -h for help on that command.
Examples
l99 status
l99 use example
l99 disk
l99 start agent
l99 logs agent error
l99 stop agent
l99 update
l99 init my-company
Using 'example' for Ladder99 setup, as found in the 'setups' folder.
Run Example
Ladder99 consists of a set of services that run according to the directions in a ‘setup’ folder.
Ladder99 comes with an example setup that displays data from a LIVE Mazak CNC machine.
From your ladder99
folder, run the base services with
l99 start
You’ll see output like the following when the services are started -
Recreating adapter ... done
Recreating agent ... done
Recreating grafana ... done
Recreating pgadmin ... done
Recreating portainer ... done
Recreating postgres ... done
Recreating relay ... done
Run 'l99 status' to check status of services.
If you have any trouble, check the Troubleshooting page.