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When I last compared them, circus looked more specific to managing something like wsgi workers while supervisord looked a little more "general-purpose". This w
by wink 13y ago
When I last compared them, circus looked more specific to managing something like wsgi workers while supervisord looked a little more "general-purpose".
This was probably a wrong or overly simplified conclusion, but I know supervisor and it hasn't let me down yet - so for now I see no compelling reason to switch. Maybe it's one of those "you just have to try it" moments? :)
- tarekmoz 13y agoSupervisor is solid and mature, that's for sure. If not for the sockets feature, I would say that you would want to move to Circus if: - you need python 3 - you have a complex start/stop sequence where you need to add some custom code - you manage many servers and want to quickly jump from one to another in the same web dashboard / CLI. Otherwise, they both provide roughly the same things I'd say