On Thu, 25 Feb 2016 14:12:29 -0500
Steve Litt <sl...@troubleshooters.com> wrote:
> Process Grand Supervisor
> |
> `Process Supervisor (many)
> |
> `Process (1, or 2 if there's a ./log)
The remark about logging is incorrect, at least for s6. If an s6
service is logged, the process tree will look like this:
s6-svscan
|
`- s6-supervise
| |
| `- service
|
`- s6-supervise
|
`- s6-log
i.e. the logger is a completely independent process supervised by its
own supervisor. An s6-supervise instance never monitors multiple
processes.
> [...]
> There are two kinds of services:
>
> * Oneshot services
> * Long-run services
>
> These phrases are crystal clear and have been used forever in this
> community. One could also make the point that there could be
> foreground services: I'll worry about that later.
What exactly do you mean by "foreground service" here?
By the way, I agree that trying to make supervision suites (and s6 in
particular) more accessible is a worthy goal.
--
Regards,
Luis Ressel
