Easiest way is to make sure your app can run as a daemon and set up an
init script or systemd config for it. This I have to say is where
systemd makes things easier. Then just add it as a systemd or sysv
resource in your setup.
Actually I would recommend against that: When starting with a new service I
would implement an OCF resource agent.
Regards,
Ulrich
Yes, I can imagine that's better and less of a blunt tool. I was just
thinking of the quickest way to try it out for someone not wanting to
write code.
Cheers
Alex
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