supervisord still has a place in scenarios where you can't or don't want to use the init system. WSL2 and docker containers running multiple processes come to m

supervisord still has a place in scenarios where you can't or don't want to use the init system. WSL2 and docker containers running multiple processes come to mind. In most linux environments, this is a non-issue. And some will argue you are using containers wrong if you are running multiple services in a single container, but containers as a reproducible environment and isolation unit is a valid use case (for test/dev environments especially).