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I don't, currently, because I don't have to monitor services, but if I did, I think I'd likely use daemontools, based on the fact that djb really, really unders
by jfb 13y ago
I don't, currently, because I don't have to monitor services, but if I did, I think I'd likely use daemontools, based on the fact that djb really, really understands how to write Unix software.
- jbarham 13y agoI use daemontools to manage all the servers for SlickDNS (https://www.slickdns.com https://www.slickdns.com). Trivial to install and configure. Most of my run scripts are one liners, and of course like anything written by DJB daemontools just runs and runs. (Naturally I'm also using tinydns on the SlickDNS name servers.)
- harrytuttle 13y agodjb however doesn't know how to get on with other people. While the software is pretty neat, it does piss all over your disks and leave a hard to untangle mess.