Hi,
Roger Hoover wrote: > > We need a convenient way to launch, shutdown, or restart the > daemons and supervise them (restart them if they die). We also want to > start multiple copies of daemon process, all listening to the same queue. > > Can anyone recommend any free/open-source tools for doing this? AFAIK, > with > Linux init scripts, it always assumes a single daemon process and it may > not > automatically restart them if they die. > The standard thing to do is to write a process that fork()'s as many times as the number of childs you want. Each child process can then make a STOMP connection and listen to the queue. This is for example how Apache works. You can write e.g. a cron script that checks if the parent process is running, and restart if necessary. Regards, Pieter -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Daemon-process-manager-tf4510444s2354.html#a12875458 Sent from the ActiveMQ - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
