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You very much can--it depends on what you're doing. Supporting SIGTERM and certain other signals is just deciding how big a crater you want to make when the pr

You very much can--it depends on what you're doing. Supporting SIGTERM and certain other signals is just deciding how big a crater you want to make when the program goes down. That said, it's good practice to use things (write-ahead logging, idempotent operations, etc.) that at least try to mitigate the amount of debris.

rdtsc 12y ago
> That said, it's good practice to use things (write-ahead logging, idempotent operations, etc.) that at least try to mitigate the amount of debris. Yap that are some of the things I used. Append only mode for files. Code that handle roll-back to last consistent state that runs on every startup. External monitors and watchdog that know how to monitor and to extra cleanup is necessary.