Support for pm2

[yasinuslu]

I'm not sure if pm2 is better than forever but i see that it has better logging and some other features.

I think it deserves an investigation :)

EDIT: forgot to add a link

https://github.com/unitech/pm2

[arunoda]

Actually, we are using forever only to spawn the app after crashes. We can
use it with builtin upstart. But forever does it better.
Ubuntu upstart manages logs and log rotating.

I don't find how PM2 can help for our use case. If you can point out some
I'd happy to do it.

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I'm not sure if pm2 is better than forever but i see that it has better
logging and some other features.

I think it deserves an investigation :)

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[Kikobeats]

about this, I think that pm2 can be useful, for example, as load balancer and use all cpus availables:

pm2 start app.js -i max # Enable load-balancer and cluster features

by default pm2 restart the application too, but is more powerful, for example for things like this:

or web panel! https://www.npmjs.com/package/pm2-web

[Kikobeats]

another advantage:

--max-memory-restart <memory> specify max memory amount used to autorestart (in megaoctets)

PM2 have too many configurables option. Maybe an easy way to implement is detecting that pm2 object exist in settings.json and put here the configuration for lift the process.

[simakwm]

+1

[arunoda]

Sorry we are not going to support PM2. There is no reason to use PM2.
We will soon support docker as a runtime.
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+1

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