Runit is great for wrapping software that runs well in the foreground, but maybe doesn't handle being a daemon very well. This often goes for software written

Runit is great for wrapping software that runs well in the foreground, but maybe doesn't handle being a daemon very well. This often goes for software written at / by a particular company, and software not written with large-scale use in mind. For system-level services, I usually stick with whatever the system I'm on does.