Hi All,
I've just released a little experiment in combining the process
management awesomeness of supervisord with the convenience of Django's
management scripts. It's called, funnily enough, django-supervisor:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-supervisor/
The concept is simple: instead of having supervisord in charge of
Django, why not put Django in charge of supervisord?
If you've got a Django project that needs to keep several processes
running at once (e.g. celeryd or celerybeat) then this might be the app
for you. You can:
* manage all your processes with `python manage.py supervisor`.
* keep your process definitions and configuration inside your
Django project directory.
* use Django's template system to construct the supervisord config
file, interpolating environment variables or settings as you need.
* merge pre-defined configuration files from all the INSTALLED_APPS,
and tweak or override them on a per-project basis.
* auto-reload all running processes when your code changes
(but only in debug mode of course)
All comments, questions, feedback and criticism welcome. I hope you
find it useful.
Cheers,
Ryan
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