Control

The Control tab gives you full authority over the lifecycle of your deployed application. Whether you're performing routine maintenance, recovering from an issue, or testing changes, this tab is your command center for starting, stopping, pausing, redeploying, or removing the app.

How To Access

My Apps → Active Apps → App Details → Manage App → Local App Management → Control

Navigate to the My Apps tab, select an application from Active Apps, click Manage App, then go to the Local App Management section and open the Control tab.

Backend Selector

At the top you'll find a FluxNode IP selector, letting you choose which node you want to inspect or control. This allows you to manage individual node instances of your app. A reload button is also available to refresh the list of currently active FluxNodes running your application.


Overview Of Functions

Start / Stop / Restart

Action
Description

Start App

Launches the application if it's currently stopped.

Stop App

Gracefully stops the running application and terminates its processes.

Restart App

Stops and immediately starts the app again — useful for applying configuration changes or recovering from temporary issues.


Pause / Unpause

Action
Description

Pause App

Suspends all active processes within the app without shutting it down. This is like hitting a “pause button” on execution.

Unpause App

Resumes previously paused processes and returns the app to its active running state.


Redeploy

Action
Description

Soft Redeploy App

Restarts the app while preserving persistent data. Ideal for safe updates or config changes.

Hard Redeploy App

Wipes persistent data and redeploys the app from scratch. Use with caution — this is best for full resets or destructive testing.

Pro tip: Always use Soft Redeploy unless you intentionally want to delete stored application state.


Remove

Action
Description

Remove App

Uninstalls the app and deletes all associated data from the current selected FluxNode running the application. This will result in the app being deployed on a different FluxNode.

Use this when you want to migrate this application from the current FluxNode to a new one.

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