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I actually spawn multiple processes thanks to supervisord, which also restarts them if needed. See https://github.com/steeve/docker-lemp https://github.com/ste

by steeve 13y ago

I actually spawn multiple processes thanks to supervisord, which also restarts them if needed. See https://github.com/steeve/docker-lemp https://github.com/steeve/docker-lemp

StavrosK 13y ago
That's my preference as well, I just prefer upstart to supervisord. Does anyone know how to start it offhand? It's probably just as easy as running the upstart daemon. EDIT: Well, supervisord looks straightforward, and you only need a single config file for everything. You have swayed me, thank you for that. This will do perfectly, I will try it today.
- windexh8er 13y ago
  There's a great example here of a well done Dockerfile and implementation using supervisor.
- windexh8er 13y ago
  Can't edit on mobile, but here's the example referenced: https://github.com/dotcloud/collectd-graphite?files=1 https://github.com/dotcloud/collectd-graphite?files=1
  - StavrosK 13y ago
    Fantastic, thank you. This is the approach I'll follow, and that looks very well structured.