# casual domain

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```console
host# casual --help domain

domain [0..1]
     local casual domain related administration

   SUB OPTIONS:

      -ls, --list-servers [0..1]
           list all servers

      -le, --list-executables [0..1]
           list all executables

      -sa, --scale-aliases [0..1]  (<alias>, <#>) [2..*]
           scale instances for the provided aliases

      -ra, --restart-aliases [0..1]  (<alias>) [1..*]
           restart instances for the given aliases
           
           note: some aliases are unrestartable

      -rg, --restart-groups [0..1]  (<group>) [0..*]
           restart all instances for aliases that are members of the provided groups
           
           if no groups are provided, all groups are restated.
           
           note: some aliases are unrestartable

      -lis, --list-instances-server [0..1]
           list all running server instances

      -lie, --list-instances-executable [0..1]
           list all running executable instances

      -b, --boot [0..1]  (<glob patterns>) [0..*]
           boot domain
           
           With supplied configuration files, in the form of glob patterns.

      --boot-strict [0..1]  (<glob patterns>) [0..*]
           boot domain
           
           With supplied configuration files, in the form of glob patterns.
           
           Fails if any configured server/executable fails to start or exits with an error during the boot sequence.

      -s, --shutdown [0..1]
           shutdown domain

      --set-environment [0..*]  (<variable>, <value>, [<alias>*]) [2..*]
           set an environment variable for explicit aliases
                                
           if 0 aliases are provided, the environment variable will be set 
           for all servers and executables 
                                

      --unset-environment [0..*]  (<variable>, [<alias>*]) [1..*]
           unset an environment variable for explicit aliases
                                
           if 0 aliases are provided, the environment variable will be unset 
           for all servers and executables 
                                

      --ping [0..1]  (<alias>) [1..*]
           ping all instances of the provided server alias

      --instance-global-state [0..1]  (<pid>, [<format>]) [1..2]
           get the 'global state' for the provided pid

      --legend [0..1]
           the legend for the supplied option
           
           Documentation and description for abbreviations and acronyms used as columns in output
           
           The following options has legend:

         SUB OPTIONS:

            --list-servers [0..1]
                 list legend for --list-servers

            --list-executables [0..1]
                 list legend for --list-executables

            --ping [0..1]
                 list legend for --ping

      --information [0..1]
           collect aggregated general information about this domain

      --state [0..1]  (json, yaml, xml, ini, line) [0..1]
           prints state in the provided format to stdout

      --log-reopen [0..1]
           reopen casual.log by sending SIGHUP to all servers, and outputs all running executables

      [deprecated] --configuration-get [0..1]  (json, yaml, xml, ini) [0..1]
           @deprecated: use `casual configuration --get`

      [deprecated] --configuration-post [0..1]  (json, yaml, xml, ini) [1]
           @deprecated: use `casual configuration --post`

      [deprecated] --configuration-edit [0..1]  (json, yaml, xml, ini) [0..1]
           @deprecated: use `casual configuration --edit`

      [deprecated] --configuration-put [0..1]  (json, yaml, xml, ini) [1]
           @deprecated: use `casual configuration --put`

```