Starting the StorageGRID host service
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To start your StorageGRID nodes, and ensure they restart after a host reboot, you must enable and start the StorageGRID host service.
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Run the following commands on each host:
sudo systemctl enable storagegrid sudo systemctl start storagegrid
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Run the following command to ensure the deployment is proceeding:
sudo storagegrid node status node-name
For any node that returns a status of Not-Running or Stopped, run the following command:
sudo storagegrid node start node-name
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If you have previously enabled and started the StorageGRID host service (or if you are unsure if the service has been enabled and started), also run the following command:
sudo systemctl reload-or-restart storagegrid