Hi,
How should I ensure the process will be respawned if in case the process dies. Is it using upstart or respawn a script in /etc/init or supervisor or monit in CentOS 6.9 ? Any pros and cons with the above methods?
Any help will be highly appreciable.
Regards,
Kaushal
Respawn if the process dies in CentOS 6.9
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Re: Respawn if the process dies in CentOS 6.9
Hi,
I will appreciate if somebody can pitch in for my post to this forum
Regards,
Kaushal
I will appreciate if somebody can pitch in for my post to this forum
Regards,
Kaushal
Re: Respawn if the process dies in CentOS 6.9
Move to CentOS7, which uses systemd?
Are you actually having problems with processes dying?
You may not want to auto-start processes: it might be better to use something like nagios to monitor them and manually restart.
Are you actually having problems with processes dying?
You may not want to auto-start processes: it might be better to use something like nagios to monitor them and manually restart.