mps-portal

R2026b

Manage server instance from command line on Windows, Linux, and macOS systems

Since R2026b

Syntax

mps-portal command [-C [path/]server_name]

mps-portal command [-C [path/]server_name] Runs a command on the specified server instance.

`-C path/`	Specify a path to the server instance. If you omit this option, the system searches the current working folder and its parents to find the server instance. If you have a server instance in the current working folder, you do not need to specify a full path. Specify the server name only.
`server_name`	Name of the server.
`command`	Command to run on the server instance. `mps-portal` supports the following commands: `setup` sets the location of the MATLAB^® Runtime and other start up options for server instances. `start` starts a server instance. `stop` stops a server instance, closing the HTTP server socket and all open client connections immediately. When you issue `mps-stop`, all function requests that the server was executing are allowed to complete before the server shuts down. `restart` stops a server instance, then restarts the same server instance. Issuing `restart` is equivalent to issuing the `stop` and `start` commands in succession. `status` displays the status of the server (`STARTED`, `STOPPED`), along with a full path to the server instance.

Start a server instance named server_1, located in folder tmp.

Type the following at the system command prompt:

mps-portal start -C /tmp/server_1

Stop a server instance named server_1, located in folder tmp.

Type the following at the system command prompt:

mps-portal stop -C /tmp/server_1

Stop a server instance named server_1, located in folder tmp.

Type the following at the system command prompt:

mps-portal restart -C /tmp/server_1

Check the status of a server instance named server_1, located in folder tmp.

Type the following at the system command prompt:

mps-portal status -C /tmp/server_1

Introduced in R2026b