> stuff, as i'm a pretty hard-core systemd fan (it's pretty incredible > on it's own merit) and hence i use that purely on all my systems ...
Unfortunately we can't use systemd yet, our servers are still on the 2.6.35 kernel and it's not something we can change.
... but what are you looking for exactly? the simple/straightforward approach is to start an emperor/tyrant process from init (whatever "init" is), and let uWSGI and it's umpteen management methods handle it from there. are you looking to start/stop all apps manually, or create some kind of dependencies/triggers between them?
Nope, we don't have any sort of complicated setup - just multiple applications running on each server. Because we're still on 0.9.6.8 we don't have Emperor available and we've been init.d restarting the whole server whenever we needed to restart and individual app (less than ideal).
It sounds like the best path forward is getting the latest stable - 0.9.9.2, set up a super simple upstart conf to spin up an Emperor and then use its mechanisms to manage individual sites.
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