Not sure if you read the linked article, but there is a strategy to restart services on boot, using crontab's @reboot feature
Main disadvantages: restart services if they crash (so run them in a loop); security and isolation of services from each other and the OS; restart services on reboot. I've solved these problems:…
haha, exactly what I've been doing (yes, sleep 10 as well!) I also added bubblewrap for security and wrapped it all up in a nice script to list/stop/start services, see https://tobykurien.com/simpler-linux-selfhosting/
I've only recently started running my servers this way, and I've taken this to the next level with bubblewrap: https://tobykurien.com/simpler-linux-selfhosting/
Not sure if you read the linked article, but there is a strategy to restart services on boot, using crontab's @reboot feature
Main disadvantages: restart services if they crash (so run them in a loop); security and isolation of services from each other and the OS; restart services on reboot. I've solved these problems:…
haha, exactly what I've been doing (yes, sleep 10 as well!) I also added bubblewrap for security and wrapped it all up in a nice script to list/stop/start services, see https://tobykurien.com/simpler-linux-selfhosting/
I've only recently started running my servers this way, and I've taken this to the next level with bubblewrap: https://tobykurien.com/simpler-linux-selfhosting/