Top "Supervisord" questions

Supervisor is a client/server system that allows its users to control a number of processes on UNIX-like operating systems.

Supervisord log file rotation settings

I have started some php processes with supervisord, and i am keeping all the stdout logs on one file and …

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Add new service to existing supervisord process

Say I already have a supervisord process running on my machine. How can I add a new service/process for …

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What is the difference between Upstart and Supervisord?

Are Upstart and Supervisord interchangeable? Do they work together? I am looking to run a python program as root when …

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ERROR (no such process) Nginx+Gunicorn+Supervisord

if I run command (to start the app) via supervisor: sudo supervisorctl start myapp it is throwing the error of: …

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Supervise ZooKeeper with Supervisord

As is said in ZooKeeper's doc, it's necessary to supervise it with a tool like daemontools. But the doc doesn't …

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Supervising celerybeat with supervisor and virtualenv

My celerybeat.conf [program:celerybeat] command=/path/app/env/bin/celery beat -A project.tasks --loglevel=INFO environment=PYTHONPATH=/path/…

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supervisord disable log files or use logfile=/dev/stdout

[supervisord] nodaemon=true logfile=/dev/stdout pidfile=/var/run/supervisord.pid childlogdir=/var/log/supervisor When I do this supervisor …

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How to check if Celery/Supervisor is running using Python

How to write a script in Python that outputs if celery is running on a machine (Ubuntu)? My use-case. I …

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Python - Supervisor how to log the standard output -

I'm not expert about python, could someone explain where is the problem? I'd like to collect the stdout through supervisor …

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How do I use environment variables in Supervisord's [supervisord] config section?

I use environment variables in Supervisord's program section, and they work just fine: [program:some_prog] command=%(ENV_env_var_…

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