Restarting an Application

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Restarting an Application

You can restart an application in the following ways:

Using the grid shell, execute the following:
```
app restart myapp
```
In the GUI,on the Applications or Infrastructure Editor page

Note: For complex applications, this action stops and restarts all appliances in the correct order.

Restart an Application from the Application List Page

Select the application, and do one of the following:
- Right-click the application and select Restart.
- Click the Restart Application icon in the upper-left portion of the page.
A dialog appears for you to enable advanced options.
If you want to enable advanced options, click the checkbox and select the options you want.
Click Restart Application.

Restart an Application from the Infrastructure Editor

Double-click the application to open it in the Infrastructure Editor and do one of the following:
- Click the Restart Application icon.
- From the menu, select Restart.
- On the canvas, right-click and select Restart.
A dialog appears for you to enable advanced options.
If you want to enable advanced options, click the checkbox and select the options you want.
Click Restart Application.

Restart Application Dialog Advanced Options

Use this dialog to set the following options:

Scheduling

Select Pack (Default) to schedule appliances on the server with the least amount of available resources.

Select Round Robin to schedule the first appliance on the first server, and then assign the remaining appliances to other servers using round robin.

Select Round Robin Random Start to randomly schedule the first appliance to a server, and then assign the remaining appliances to other servers using round robin.

Debug Mode

Click to restart application in debug mode. If this option is specified and the application has field engineering code 16 set, the restart will fail.

CPU Capping

Click to enable the capping of the CPU for all application components.