Control-M/Server version 9.0.20 Micro Services can be checked on as well as stopped and restarted using the ctmsca utility.

The ctmsca utility offers several command-line options that show micro services statuses, sets statuses, shuts the microservices down, and restart them as needed.
 

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% ctmsca help

Usage:  [COMMAND]

Commands:

  help               Displays help information about the specified command

  set-desired-state  Set a service or services desired state

  get-desired-state  Get a service's desired state

  get-current-state  Get the current state of a service

  shutdown           Shutdown all services including services-config-agent

                       (watch-dog)

  status             Display services status

  service            Starts the services-configuration-agent application in a

                       service mode

 

Run 'help COMMAND' for more information on a command.
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**NOTE:   The get-desired-state function does not accept the -all parameter.

You can check on the microservices statuses by running the command below:

ctmsca status

You can check the current state of a microservice using the command below:

ctmsca get-current-state -s <micro service name*>
Examples for Apache-Kafka and Apacha-Zookeeper are below:

ctmsca get-current-state -s apache-kafka
ctmsca get-current-state -s apache-zookeeper

You can check the desired state of a microservice using the command below:

ctmsca get-desired-state -s <micro service name>

You can set the desired state of a microservice using the set-desired-state option below:

Usage:  set-desired-state [-x] [--all] [-s=<serviceName>] desired-state
Set a service or services desired state
      desired-state       Supported desired states are : up, down and ignored
      --all               Run command for all services
  -s, --service=<serviceName>
                          The service name targeted by command
  -x, --exclude_ignored   When used with '--all' doesn't change desired state if current desired state
                            is 'ignored'

Below is an example of setting Apache-Kafka to a desired state of up:

ctmsca set-desired-state -s=apache-kafka up
Successfully set service apache-kafka to desired state up

You can stop all microservices using the shutdown command below:

ctmsca shutdown
or 
ctmsca shutdown -f

You can start all microservices using the service command below:

ctmsca service