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Easier support for multiple instances locally #6289
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…e service. We keep the old defaults, so if nothing is specified everything works as before
…r illustrative purposes, but could be useful to quickly start.
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a script to stop all these binaries would be nice too
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Modified the script so ctrl-c will kill all the services. So now we can run the script, and if we just want to kill everything we just do ctrl-c and everything will be instantly killed.
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* Make ports configurable, so we can start several instances of the same service. We keep the old defaults, so if nothing is specified everything works as before * Added script that starts several instances of the services, mainly for illustrative purposes, but could be useful to quickly start. * The services are now killed on ctrl-c
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Ran locally, this is just a development setup
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