RoadRunner Commands

start server

When you do not pass any parameters, it will be preset to start the server.

php spark burner:start

By default, burner reads the default driver written in app/Burner.php. Of course, you can force Burner to execute commands with the RoadRunner driver by using a parameter like this：

php spark burner:start --driver RoadRunner

You can also use the following parameters to construct your commands according to your needs.

• -c: path to the config file.
• -w: set the working directory.
• --dotenv: populate the process with env variables from the .dotenv file.
• -d: start a pprof server. Note, this is not debug, to use debug logs level, please, use logs: https://roadrunner.dev/docs/plugins-logger/2.x/en
• -s: silent mode.
• -o: to override configuration keys with your values, e.g.

  -o=http.address=:8080
  

  will override the http.address from the .rr.yaml.

Let RoadRunner work in the background.

When you run the server with this option, Burner will ignore the Automatic reload setting.

php spark burner:start --daemon

Using this mode Burner will direct the output to /dev/null and you must define your log_output in .rr.yaml to look like this:

logs:
  mode: development
  output: stdout
  file_logger_options:
    log_output: "{{log_path}}"
    max_size: 100
    max_age: 1
    max_backups : 5
    compress: false

stop server

This command runs in daemon mode only.

php spark burner:stop

Force the server to close.

php spark burner:stop -f

workers status

Get the current running information of all Workers.

php spark burner:rr workers

Continuously updated interaction mode every second.

php spark burner:rr workers -i

more command

Run commands directly to RoadRunner's rr binary.

php spark burner:rr [rr_comands]

You can refer to the official RoadRunner documentation to construct your commands.