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"Process Supervision: Solved Problem" [0] is a great rundown too (from one of the Chef Opscode guys). His recommendation is to use runit (based on djb's daemon
by justsee 14y ago
"Process Supervision: Solved Problem" [0] is a great rundown too (from one of the Chef Opscode guys).
His recommendation is to use runit (based on djb's daemontools).
He recommends against using Bluepill, God, Foreman, supervisor and others.
[0] http://jtimberman.housepub.org/blog/2012/12/29/process-supervision-solved-problem/ http://jtimberman.housepub.org/blog/2012/12/29/process-super...
- pjscott 14y agoIf you do what that guys says and use runit, you'll be happy. I use runit, and I am happy with it. However, I also think you'll be happy with Upstart or Systemd, even if you find them over-engineered and inelegant. They'll do what they need to with minimal configuration, and you're probably already using one of them behind the scenes. Why not use one of them, if you have it sitting right there, already installed and configured?
- elbear 14y agoUnfortunately, he doesn't give any arguments at all for his recommendations against those tools.