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• flavio81 9y ago
  There is a common practice for Node.js developers to use one of those tools that automatically reboot the site either whenever the single-threaded-event-loop-server crashes, or periodically...
  • mayank 9y ago
    While this pattern is common in node, it's not node specific. Erlang/OTP uses supervised process trees, Linux has supervisord to support this pattern, and the general idea is called "crash-only" software [1], among other names. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash-only_software https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash-only_software
  • detaro 9y ago
    Assuming you don't mean full "reboot", but reloading/restarting the app runtime every X requests, that's not unusual in many languages. Helps against memory leaks (which are not necessarily the fault of the application and thus not always fixable)