stop

Stops running Dev Proxy instances.

Synopsis

devproxy stop [options]

Options:
  -f, --force              Force stop the proxy by killing the process
  --pid <pid>              Stop a specific instance
  --log-level <log-level>  Level of messages to log
  --no-color               Disable colored output
  --output <format>        Output format
  -h, --help               Show help

Usage

devproxy stop

Arguments

None

Options

Name	Description	Allowed values	Default
-f, --force	Forcefully terminate the Dev Proxy process instead of sending a graceful stop signal	n/a	n/a
--log-level <log-level>	Level of messages to log	Trace, Debug, Information, Warning, Error, Critical, None	Information
--no-color	Disable colored output	n/a	n/a
--output <format>	Output format	Text, Json	Text
--pid <pid>	Stop a specific Dev Proxy instance by process ID	integer	n/a

Remarks

When you run multiple Dev Proxy instances (using --as-system-proxy false), the stop command without --pid stops all running instances. Use the --pid option to stop a specific instance.

Dev Proxy uses the current user's instance credential to authenticate the graceful stop request. If the graceful stop fails (for example, because the API port or credential is unavailable), use the --force option to forcefully terminate the process.

See also

• status
• logs
• Use the system proxy option