# \CLI Management Commands ## 1. View current storage usage This command returns the storage used, the space limit set by user, and the current available space ``` titan-edge info ``` ## 2. Start / Stop node service Allow use start or stop the node service Start command: ``` titan-edge daemon start ``` Stop command: ``` titan-edge daemon stop ``` ## 3. View node ID It shows the node ID, the unique identifier of the node in the network ``` titan-edge info ``` ## 4. Modify the storage path ``` titan-edge config set --storage-path /new/path/to/storage ``` **Description** This command allow you to specify a new path for node data storage. **Parameter** * Please replace `/new/path/to/storage` with your prefered location **Important steps and notes** **After the command executes**: the original files will be automatically migrated to the new location. Note that this process will not delete the files in the old location. You need to delete them mannually. **Restart the node**: to make the modification effective, you need to restart the node mannually. Please refer to the [step 2](#id-2.-qi-dong-ting-zhi-jie-dian-fu-wu), stop it and start again. **Downloading in progress**: if some file is downloading during the path modification, the migration may cause the current download fails. Please make sure there is no ongoing download task before modify the path. ## 5. Modify the maximum storage usage To set the maximum storage the Titan node is allowed to use, please use the following command: ``` titan-edge config set --storage-size 50GB ``` **Description** This command alow you to set the space limit for the Titan node to use. **Parameter** * `50GB`: Please replace it with your prefered size, such as `100GB`, `500GB` etc. **Important steps and notes** **After the command executes**: to let the change take effect, you need to restart the node **Restart the node**: Please refer to the [step 2](#id-2.-qi-dong-ting-zhi-jie-dian-fu-wu), stop it and start again. ## 6. View configurations This command allow you to view all configurations of the Titan node, and you can check if all the modifications you made are correctly applied. ``` titan-edge config show ``` **Effective condition**: please note that even though the configuration may show the new value, some changes need restart to be effective. Be sure you restart correctly after important modifications. ## 7. View node binding information To view the binding information of the current Titan node, please use the following command: ``` titan-edge show binding-info https://web-server-api-url ``` **Note**: You should replace `https://web-server-api-url` with the actual web server API URL used in the current network, which is ``` https://api-test1.container1.titannet.io/api/v2/device ``` In the future, the API URL may be updated from time to time. ## 8. View current download task To check if the Titan node has any ongoing download task, use the following command: ``` titan-edge cache ``` **Description** The node provides information about the cache status of the Titan node, including the number of asset waiting for caching. This information tells you whether the node is handling a download task.

\*As shown above, if `wait cache asset count` is not `0`, there are download tasks ongoing. ## 9. Background Running Command ``` nohup titan-edge daemon start --init --url https://cassini-locator.titannet.io:5000/rpc/v0 > edge.log 2>&1 & ```