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What is NATS
Subject-Based Messaging
Core NATS
JetStream
Subject Mapping and Traffic Shaping
NATS Service Infrastructure
Security
Connectivity
Using NATS
NATS Tools
Developing With NATS
Running a NATS service
Installing, running and deploying a NATS Server
NATS and Docker
NATS and Kubernetes
NATS Server Clients
Configuring NATS Server
Managing and Monitoring your NATS Server Infrastructure
Monitoring
Managing JetStream
Managing NATS Security
Upgrading a Cluster
Slow Consumers
Signals
Lame Duck Mode
Reference
FAQ
NATS Protocols
Legacy
STAN aka 'NATS Streaming'
nats-account-server
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Managing and Monitoring your NATS Server Infrastructure
Managing a NATS Server is simple, typical lifecycle operations include:
  • Using the nats CLI tool to check server cluster connectivity and latencies, as well as get account information, and manage and interact with streams (and other NATS applications). Try the following examples to learn about the most common ways to use nats.
    • nats cheat
    • nats cheat server
    • nats stream --help to monitor, manage and interact with streams
    • nats consumer --help to monitor, manage stream consumers
    • nats context --help if you need to switch between servers, clusters or user credentials
  • Using the nsc CLI tool when using JWT based authentication and authorization, to create, revoke operators, accounts, and user (i.e. client applications) JWTs and keys.
  • ​Sending signals to a server to reload a configuration or rotate log files
  • ​Upgrading a server (or cluster)
  • Understanding slow consumers​
  • Monitoring the server via:
  • Gracefully shut down a server with Lame Duck Mode​
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