svd - Supervisor daemon for App::Sv
# Read commands from a config file
$ cat sv.yml
---
global:
listen: unix/:/tmp/sv.sock
daemon: 0
umask: 077
run:
x: 'plackup -p 3010 ./sites/x/app.psgi'
y:
cmd: 'plackup -p 3011 ./sites/y/app.psgi'
start_retries: 5
restart_delay: 1
umask: 027
user: www
group: www
$ svd -c sv.yml
The svd command is a supervisor daemon for App::Sv.
It reads a list of commands to execute from a YAML config file and starts each one, and then monitors their execution. If one of the program dies, the supervisor will restart it after a preset delay.
You can restart the supervised process with Ctrl-C. If you hit Ctrl-C again before the supervised process restart, the supervisor will exit. This allows you to use one tap of Ctrl-C to restart, and a double tap to exit.
The script accepts no arguments on the command line.
The script accept the follwoing command line options.
Specify the configuration file to read. If this isn't specified, the script searches $ENV{SV_CONFIG}, $ENV{SV_HOME}/sv.yml and $ENV{HOME}/.sv/sv.yml or dies upon failure to find a valid configuration file in one of those places.
Run as a daemon. This can be also specified in the global section of the configuration file via the daemon option (boolean).
If set to a true value, the supervisor will show debug information.
Specifies the default home directory where svd searches for the config file.
The config file for the supervisor.
