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Hey @Yaswanth, how did you install Kibana? If you installed it using a deb/rpm, and you're running it via sysvinit/systemd/upstart, it will automatically restart the process when you stop it.
It was installed through debian but i dont know via on which it is running on [quote="Brandon_Kobel, post:2, topic:83063"]
it will automatically restart the process when you stop it
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Then how can i restart kibana, suppose if i updated anything in kibana.yml file like passwords etc.
@Yaswanth if you type service kibana status do you see that it's running? If it is running, you can stop it using service kibana stop. Likewise, you can restart it by doing service kibana restart.
When i tried service kibana stop it is showing that process is running in some pid number . And when i tried service kibana restart it is showing the process is already running.
May be this stop and restart will work internally , means if i do [quote="Brandon_Kobel, post:4, topic:83063"]
service kibana stop
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if stops and automatically starts.
And if i do [quote="Brandon_Kobel, post:4, topic:83063"]
service kibana restart
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it restarts internally and shows it is already running
Whether my interpretation is correct?
Because in ES i am able to see the status that the process is stopped and started but here i cant able to see that .
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