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Can I just say, from a non-sysadmin perspective, how happy am I that these days I don't have to install something like Supervisord and just use the systemd + jo
by k_bx 6y ago
Can I just say, from a non-sysadmin perspective, how happy am I that these days I don't have to install something like Supervisord and just use the systemd + journald toolchain. Setup script is just one cp and few systemctl commands (start/stop/enable).
- dijit 6y agoYeah, that's nice. I think there's a lot of people who get caught up in the merits of systemd and assume that there's nothing better. Or that the alternative is the old sysvinit which was in dire need of being replaced- but that's not true. Process supervision is totally feasible in init (just look at runit, Solaris' SMF and MacOS's launchd) even Windows has one.