Restarting a Stopped Chainlet
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As your chainlet runs, it is billed periodically. See the section on to get an understanding of how chainlets are billed, view billing history, export billing history, and other features associated with billing of chainlets.
Should your chainlet run out of funds, it will be halted and it's will show offline.
Each chainlet launched is associated with an into which funds can be added or withdrawn by anyone, at any time. Chainlets are billed by depleting the funds deposited into this escrow account.
If your chainlet displays a status of STATUS_OFFLINE and your chainlet's escrow account has been depleted, your chainlet can be restarted by .
If your chainlet has been stopped due to lack of funds, you will need to worth of funds in the chainlet's escrow account to enable it to be restarted.
Once you deposit the necessary funds in the chainlet's escrow account, your chainlet should restart and show a status of STATUS_ONLINE. If you have issues restarting your chainlet, for further support.
You can easily restart a stopped chainlet from the Saga Web App as well.
In the chainlet listing above, we can see two chains that are not active, and we can also see that their escrow account balance has gone down to 0 PSAGA.
We can restart these chainlets by adding funds to their escrow account. In the example below, we will restart the chainlet called dchain.
We can specify the number of days of balance we would like to add to this chainlet.
Here, we are adding 30 days worth of funds. Simply specify the number of days, and then click Restart Chainlet.
You will be prompted via Keplr to approve this transactions. Simply click approve and your chainlet will begin to restart.
The chainlet is restarted and after a few minutes, all of its status indicators turn green.
