hirte-agent - Man Page

Agent managing services on the local machine

Hirte is a systemd service controller intended for multi-node environment with a predefined number of nodes and with a focus on highly regulated environment such as those requiring functional safety (for example in cars).

A hirte-agent establishes a peer-to-peer connection to hirte and exposes its API to manage systemd units on it.

hirte-agent [Options]

Options

--help, -h

Print usage statement and exit.

--host, -H

The host used by hirte-agent to connect to hirte. Must be a valid IPv4 or IPv6. This option will overwrite the host defined in the configuration file.

--port, -p

The port on which hirte is listening for connection request and the hirte-agent is connecting to. This option will overwrite the port defined in the configuration file. (default: 842)

--address, -a

DBus address used by hirte-agent to connect to hirte. See man sd_bus_set_address for its format. Overrides any setting of ManagerHost or ManagerPort defined in the configuration file as well as the respective CLI options.

--name, -n

The unique name of this hirte-agent used for registering at hirte. This option will overwrite the port defined in the configuration file.

--interval, -i

The interval between two heartbeat signals sent to hirte in milliseconds. This option will overwrite the heartbeat interval defined in the configuration file.

--config, -c

Path to the configuration file, see hirte-agent.conf(5). (default: /etc/hirte/agent.conf)

--user

Connect to the user systemd instance instead of the system one.

Environment Variables

hirte-agent understands the following environment variables that can be used to override the settings from the configuration file (see hirte-agent.conf(5)).

Hirte_log_level

The level used for logging. Supported values are:

DEBUG
INFO
WARN
ERROR

Hirte_log_target

The target where logs are written to. Supported values are:

stderr
stderr-full
journald

hirte-agent - Man Page

Synopsis

Description