As far as I know, docker containers require their processes to be
foreground processes, so that a TERM signal is sent to them gracefully
when docker is shutting down (because the host server itself might be
shutting down).
However if I run:
hypnotoad -f app.pl
...then, when I try to do "hot deployment" (by running hypnotoad -f
app.pl again), the new hypnotoad process is not a foreground one anymore.
How do we solve this problem?
Should I forget about "hot deployment" when working in Docker containers?
Thanks,
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