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Foreman is especially fantastic for development environments. In past projects our different services and daemons have always either been started ad-hoc, or by
by mnutt 15y ago
Foreman is especially fantastic for development environments. In past projects our different services and daemons have always either been started ad-hoc, or by some awful bash script. This lets new team members get up and running really quickly.
I'd also like to try using it to generate server configs, but I still don't like what Monit makes you do in order to run a non-daemonized process. I'm not sure why it can't just daemonize the process for you.