Meaningful user service names #9
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User provided services contained in files like "beach-service-foo.sh" are now run as Supervisor services with the same name. Previously, the name of Supervisor services was beach-user-1, beach-user-2 and so forth, and it was difficult to find out which service or process belonged to which beach-service-script. Now the original filename of the service script is used as a service name and can be easily discovered with `supervisorctl status`.
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User provided services contained in files like "beach-service-foo.sh" are now run as Supervisor services with the same name.
Previously, the name of Supervisor services was beach-user-1, beach-user-2 and so forth, and it was difficult to find out which service or process belonged to which beach-service-script. Now the original filename of the service script is used as a service name and can be easily discovered with
supervisorctl status.