Installation of Supervisor on Debian
In a previous article we saw an introduction to what Supervisor is, the process manager for UNIX systems, where we basically explained what it was and how to configure a process in it. Today we will see how to install supervisor on the GNU/Linux Debian operating system.
Installation
To install supervisor on GNU/Linux Debian, or on distributions based on Debian you can use apt.
sudo apt-get install supervisorConfiguration
After installing supervisor, you can configure this program to start every time the system starts with the following command:
service supervisor startThe main configuration file of the supervisor will generally be in /etc/supervisor/conf.d/. In this file you will find a line like the following:
[include]
files = /etc/supervisor/conf.d/*.iniWhich indicates that to create a new process you must create a file in the directory /etc/supervisor/conf.d with the extension .ini.
Once supervisor is installed you should start the daemon that will manage all the processes.
supervisord -c supervisord.confTo configure your first process in supervisor, I invite you to follow the following tutorial.
Configuration of a process in supervisor