I'm running supervisor inside a docker container, and I'd like to have supervisord kill all other processes and then exit when one of the processes it's managing goes FATAL, such as "too many start retries too quickly". The reason for this is that when supervisord exits, the docker container will terminate, and the system will then launch a new container to replace it, hopefully fixing whatever issue was causing that process to die.
I've been digging through the docs, but can't see any way to do this. But it is a bit of an unusual request, so I'm not too surprised. But is there any way of accomplishing the desired goal? Thanks -Patrick
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