At some point in my node script that is running on the server I need to
shut it down so I have done this line of code
process.kill(process.pid, 'SIGTERM');
This i guess will shutdown self
then in the emitted event
process.on('SIGTERM', function () {
// close the server, it will stop accepting new connections and eventually
shutdown
server.close();
});
and finally in
// server close event
server.on('close', function(){
console.log('[server closed. . .' + port + ']');
});
I was wondering will the server really shutdown with all the clients still
connected to it.
How do I know that all client requests have completed and then gracefully
tell the clients to disconnect and then shutdown the server.
Also what about any async fileIO, pending requests etc. will the kill with
'SIGTERM' wait for all these to complete before it finally shutsdown the
server?
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