I recommend running your app via supervisord.
It's a common option to run pyramid anyway so you should find lots of examples
(even in the handbook).
Also, both were written by the same author, so that helps a bit, too, I guess
:-)
Sent from a phone, please excuse the brevity.
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I wouldn't run this via supervisord, because supervisord is really aimed at
managing services that are supposed to be "on" (ie, production or staging
environments). You'll encounter a lot of issues when you need to persist
an off-state across reboots or need to tweak certain settings (which
