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31.4. Starting a container

Overview

When you create a container, it starts up automatically and continues to run until stopped by some event, planned or otherwise. You can manually restart a stopped container.

Procedure

To start a container:
  1. If necessary, in Fabric Explorer, expand the tree of the fabric whose container you want to start.
  2. Select the container and right-click it to open the context menu.
  3. Click Start Container.
    Note
    To check whether the tooling started the container, click Containers in Fabric Explorer, and open the Properties view. You should see something similar to Figure 31.5, where mycamelExample was started and provisioned successfully.

    Figure 31.5. Container status in Properties view

    checking the status of containers
    The status indicators in the Status column of the Properties view indicate the startup state of the container, as shown Table 31.1:
    Table 31.1. Container startup status
    IconMeaning
    gray dot Container stopped
    yellow dot Container started; analysis and provisioning in progress
    green dot Container started and provisioned successfully
    red dot Failure occurred during startup or provisioning

Related topics

Section 31.6, “Stopping a container”
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