View this page in the latest version of Appian. Service Manager Scripts Share Share via LinkedIn Reddit Email Copy Link Print On This Page Beginning with Appian 25.4, all new versions of Appian will require containers managed by Kubernetes to run in a self-managed environment. Review the 24.4 release notes and frequently asked questions to learn more. The following scripts allow you to interact with the Appian engines and service manager. They are located in <APPIAN_HOME>/services/bin/. checkpoint.sh - Requests that an engine execute a checkpoint. engineRestart.sh - Performs a checkpoint and restarts a specified engine. export.sh - Outputs the contents of the engine transaction log in a machine-readable format. password.sh - Sets the password for interacting with service manager. recovery.sh - Truncates an engine's transaction log at a given transaction, for use when there is a corrupt transaction in the log. resetAnalytics.sh - Resets the analytics engines to a clean state so that they will be rebuilt from the data in the execution engines. start.sh - Starts the Appian engines. status.sh - Outputs the status of the Appian engines and provides monitoring alerts. stop.sh - Stops the Appian engines. transactionLogUtil.sh - Outputs the contents of the engine transaction log in a human-readable format. validate.sh - Checks the integrity of all Appian engines. Feedback Was this page helpful? SHARE FEEDBACK Loading...