Useful commands

Author: webprofusion-chrisc

docs/hub/guides/agent.md

@@ -65,4 +65,14 @@ With your agent installed on your target machine and joined to the hub, configur
 
 The user account the agent service runs as **will need permission to read** from whichever paths are required in your installation, otherwise it will fail to discover the certificate configurations etc.
 
-The agent will cache results from each certificate manager and periodically refresh results, so changes to renewals etc will take a few minutes to show up in the hub UI.
+The agent will cache results from each certificate manager and periodically refresh results, so changes to renewals etc will take a few minutes to show up in the hub UI.
+
+## Service Administration
+
+When the service is installed using systemd the following commands can be useful:
+
+|Task|Command|
+|---|---|
+|Restart the Service | `sudo systemctl restart certify-agent` |
+|Check systemd log | `journalctl -u certify-agent` |
+|Follow current log | `journalctl -u certify-agent -f` |

docs/hub/installation/linux.md

@@ -47,6 +47,16 @@ Suggested Configuration for multi-user access:
 - [Configure the service to use https](service.md)
 - Setup individual user accounts under Settings > Security > Users, and assign the roles required for each user (e.g. Administrator).
 
+### Service Administration
+
+When the service is installed using systemd the following commands can be useful:
+
+|Task|Command|
+|---|---|
+|Restart the Service | `sudo systemctl restart certify-hub` |
+|Check systemd log | `journalctl -u certify-hub` |
+|Follow current log | `journalctl -u certify-hub -f` |
+
 ## Certify Management Agent
 
 [Certify Management Agent](../guides/agent.md) is a version of the *Certify Certificate Manager* service which can run "headless" (with no UI).