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Starting and stopping instances
To start a Tarantool instance from an :ref:`instance file <admin-instance_file>` using the :ref:`tt <tt-cli>` utility:
Place the instance file (for example, ``my_app.lua``) into ``/etc/tarantool/instances.enabled/``. This is the default location where ``tt`` searches for instance files.
Run ``tt start``:
$ tt start
• Starting an instance [my_app]...
In this case, ``tt`` starts an instance from any ``*.lua`` file it finds in ``/etc/tarantool/instances.enabled/``.
Starting instances
All the instance files or directories placed in the ``instances_enabled`` directory specified in :ref:`tt configuration <tt-config_file>` are called *enabled instances*. If there are several enabled instances, ``tt start`` starts a separate Tarantool instance for each of them.
Learn more about working with multiple Tarantool instances in :ref:`Multi-instance applications <admin-start_stop_instance-multi-instance>`.
To start a specific enabled instance, specify its name in the ``tt start`` argument:
$ tt start my_app
• Starting an instance [my_app]...
When starting an instance, ``tt`` uses its :ref:`configuration file <tt-config>` ``tt.yaml`` to set up a :ref:`tt environment <tt-cli-environments>` in which the instance runs. The default ``tt`` configuration file is created automatically in ``/etc/tarantool/``. Learn how to set up a ``tt`` environment in a directory of your choice in :ref:`Running Tarantool locally <admin-start_stop_instance-running_locally>`.
After the instance has started and worked for some time, you can find its artifacts in the directories specified in the ``tt`` configuration. These are the default locations:
``/var/log/tarantool/<instance_name>.log`` -- instance :ref:`logs <admin-logs>`.
``/var/lib/tarantool/<instance_name>/`` -- snapshots and write-ahead logs.
``/var/run/tarantool/<instance_name>.control`` -- a control socket. This is a Unix socket with the Lua console attached to it. This file is used to connect to the instance console.
``/var/run/tarantool/<instance_name>.pid`` -- a PID file that ``tt`` uses to check the instance status and send control commands.
Basic instance management
These commands can be called without an instance name. In this case, they are executed for all enabled instances.
``tt`` provides a set of commands for performing basic operations over instances:

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