Thinking of a mechanism which restarts the Quarks application if the JVM running Quarks hangs or closes unexpectedly. These options come to mind:
Write a script which checks for the pid of the jvm process running Quarks and restarts Quarks if the pid is not there. Run the script every minute using a cron job.
Use inittab or systemd to run the Quarks application as a system service. Both systems are used to manage Linux services and have options to restart a managed process automatically.
There is also the hardware option. Embedded platforms frequently rely on watchdog hardware that resets it automatically if software stops periodically signalling the hardware that it is still alive.
vdogaru
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8 years ago
Thinking of a mechanism which restarts the Quarks application if the JVM running Quarks hangs or closes unexpectedly. These options come to mind:
There is also the hardware option. Embedded platforms frequently rely on watchdog hardware that resets it automatically if software stops periodically signalling the hardware that it is still alive.
Anyone have any thoughts on this?