Hi! Thank you! Supervisor is a widely accepted standard for managing long-running processes. It's more likely that you'll encounter developers familiar with Supervisor compared to systemd. Honestly, that's one of the reasons I use it-perhaps it's a quirk of my information bubble. Supervisor does have its advantages, such as logging, a web interface, and simplicity in configuration. However, if you have more expertise in systemd or another process manager, feel free to use what you're comfortable with.
@butthurtdeveloper8578 Thanks for the reply. I am asking cause it seems that supervisor is no longer maintained (last commit in 2022) and was looking for alternative. It seems like systemd has a lot of support and it is included in some Linux distros.
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Great video, learned a lot from it. Thanks. But i have one question why do you bother using supervisord and not systemd?
Hi! Thank you!
Supervisor is a widely accepted standard for managing long-running processes. It's more likely that you'll encounter developers familiar with Supervisor compared to systemd. Honestly, that's one of the reasons I use it-perhaps it's a quirk of my information bubble.
Supervisor does have its advantages, such as logging, a web interface, and simplicity in configuration. However, if you have more expertise in systemd or another process manager, feel free to use what you're comfortable with.
@butthurtdeveloper8578 Thanks for the reply.
I am asking cause it seems that supervisor is no longer maintained (last commit in 2022) and was looking for alternative. It seems like systemd has a lot of support and it is included in some Linux distros.
You are right! The last tag was in 2022.
If this doesn't change, I will look for a alternative for the next project.
Thank you.