The docs mentioning running in dev mode with script/server or installing on OSX with script/install.
But how do you install as a service on Linux - Ubuntu to be more specific?
Or how do you run in production on Linux? For now I have created a file called production that contains:
/usr/bin/env forever start config/forever/production.json.
The logging seems extremely verbose as while it is running it is constantly updating the state and writing this to the log file. If you keep this running 24/7 isn't the logs.log file going to get enormous? It seems to me that the log file will grow about 180kB/hour. Is it possible to decrease the verbosity so that only commands are logged?
The docs mentioning running in dev mode with script/server or installing on OSX with script/install.
But how do you install as a service on Linux - Ubuntu to be more specific?
Or how do you run in production on Linux? For now I have created a file called production that contains: /usr/bin/env forever start config/forever/production.json.
The logging seems extremely verbose as while it is running it is constantly updating the state and writing this to the log file. If you keep this running 24/7 isn't the logs.log file going to get enormous? It seems to me that the log file will grow about 180kB/hour. Is it possible to decrease the verbosity so that only commands are logged?