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Service → Disable
AI-generatedSummary
Stops or disables a named Easypanel service in the specified project. Select the service type and provide the project and service names; the node calls the type-specific stop or disable API endpoint, with a fallback to the alternate endpoint if the first call fails.
Inputs
- Service Type — Service category: App (default), MariaDB, MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or Redis.
- Project Name (required) — Name of the project containing the service.
- Service Name (required) — Name of the service to stop or disable.
Output shape
A single n8n item per input item, containing the API response as its JSON data.
For App services, the node first calls stopService and falls back to disableService on failure. For other service types, it first calls disableService and falls back to stopService. If Continue On Fail is enabled, failures are returned as JSON with error, resource, operation, and statusCode fields.
Examples
Example 1: Get a single service
Select the service type, enter the project name and service name. This operation returns the service details for the specified service.
Example 2: Get service statistics
Select the service type, enter the project name and service name. This operation returns statistics for the service and may fall back to service information if statistics are unavailable.