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Supervisor is a service that supplements the normal !SystemVinit on a machine. It is configured via a config file /etc/supervisord.conf which is managed by puppet. The config file contains an entry for each service that it is in charge of starting. Supervisor handles starting the services at bootup and also respawning in case of errors. People can connect to the supervisor process via the supervisorctl command to manage services even if they don't have root on the box. | |||
We use supervisor to control all of our TurboGears apps. (Almost all of our in-house web applications) | |||
== Contact Information == | == Contact Information == | ||
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Servers: app[1-4] , releng1, publictest1 | Servers: app[1-4] , releng1, publictest1 | ||
Purpose: We use supervisor to control all of our | Purpose: We use supervisor to control all of our TurboGears apps. (Almost all of our in-house web applications) | ||
=== Supervisorctl Commands === | === Supervisorctl Commands === | ||
Revision as of 03:54, 18 February 2009
Supervisor is a service that supplements the normal !SystemVinit on a machine. It is configured via a config file /etc/supervisord.conf which is managed by puppet. The config file contains an entry for each service that it is in charge of starting. Supervisor handles starting the services at bootup and also respawning in case of errors. People can connect to the supervisor process via the supervisorctl command to manage services even if they don't have root on the box.
We use supervisor to control all of our TurboGears apps. (Almost all of our in-house web applications)
Contact Information
Owner: Fedora Infrastructure
Contact: #fedora-admin, sysadmin-web group
Persons: lmacken, abadger199, ricky, mmcgrath
Location: Phoenix Colo
Servers: app[1-4] , releng1, publictest1
Purpose: We use supervisor to control all of our TurboGears apps. (Almost all of our in-house web applications)
Supervisorctl Commands
supervisorctl status
supervisorctl tail -f [SERVICE NAME]
supervisorctl restart [SERVICE NAME]
Troubleshooting and Resolution
[COMMON ISSUES AND HOW TO FIX THEM]