Managing services - Port Swigger
Summary: PortSwigger's documentation describes how to list, stop, start, and restart Burp Suite DAST services, with separate procedures for standard and Kubernetes instances. A standard deployment installs four services - agent, enterpriseserver, webserver, and db - with the database service present only when using the bundled database rather than an external one.
What you should know: The documentation notes that migrating from the bundled database to an external one requires stopping some services before moving data, so a routine database migration depends on someone knowing which of the four services to halt and in what order.
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