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.TH start_maintenance_mode 1PG {{DATE}} ONAP ONAP
.SH NAME
start_maintenance_mode - convert this system to maintenance mode
.SH SYNOPSIS
start_maintenance_mode
.SH DESCRIPTION
Take this system out of the normal rotation and mark it as being in maintenance mode.
This command may only be used on a secondary system and not on a master system.
After this command is run, the PostgreSQL server will be brought down, but may be
restarted manually using the pg_ctl_start.
Note that the health checks will not regard this system as being in the normal
rotation until the command stop_maintenance_mode is executed, allowing the DBA to perform
whatever is needed to perform a backup or other maintenance routines,
such as copying the database files.
.SH FILES
/var/run/postgresql/inmaintenance
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