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influxd - InfluxDB service

The influxd daemon starts and runs all the processes necessary for InfluxDB to function.

Usage

influxd [flags]
influxd [command]

For information about other available InfluxDB configuration methods, see InfluxDB configuration options.

Commands

Command Description
downgrade Downgrade metadata schema to match an older release
help Output help information for influxd
inspect Inspect on-disk database data
print-config (Deprecated) Print full influxd configuration for the current environment
recovery Recover operator access to InfluxDB
run Start the influxd server (default)
upgrade Upgrade a 1.x version of InfluxDB to 2.7
version Output the current version of InfluxDB

Flags


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