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As someone running 5 server processes in development for one project, this hugely simplifies all the terminal juggling on my local box, and centralizes the asso
by pie 15y ago
As someone running 5 server processes in development for one project, this hugely simplifies all the terminal juggling on my local box, and centralizes the associated commands as part of the codebase. It's a little like a "bundler for processes!"
There appear to be a few kinks to be worked out; for example Foreman fails to kill off Redis (for me) as described in this closed bug report:
https://github.com/ddollar/foreman/issues/15 https://github.com/ddollar/foreman/issues/15
Not a huge deal though. I'm happy to be using it for development.
- jarin 15y agoI can see this being really handy for development (and I'll probably use it), but it seems like for now god is a better fit for production.
- ddollar 15y agoIf you try the latest foreman it should be a lot better about killing things off now. See other comments in this thread about the SIGTERM-pause-SIGKILL approach.