When using the up API with process management tools like upstart on Ubuntu there is no clean way to stop the up server cleanly: it should provide a close() or shutdown() function that closes all network ports, shuts down all workers (and their associated processes) and exits completely. Right now I've had to jury-rig a process.exit(0) whenever upstart sends it a TERM signal, but it should tidy up behind itself.
When using the up API with process management tools like upstart on Ubuntu there is no clean way to stop the up server cleanly: it should provide a close() or shutdown() function that closes all network ports, shuts down all workers (and their associated processes) and exits completely. Right now I've had to jury-rig a process.exit(0) whenever upstart sends it a TERM signal, but it should tidy up behind itself.