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Oh, interesting!
Is the scenario that you have some code that works fine when the server/task starts, but then you, for example, hit an end-point, a 500 is triggered, an error is thrown, and you want the server to come back up?
Sounds plausible & doable, and most importantly, testable!
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:) the plan isn't really to error but for a variety of reasons a node server can crash in production (untested code path, out of memory, etc) so I would like to start my server knowing that if it dies for some strange reason, it will come back to life
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On Jun 17, 2014, at 9:46 PM, Eric Clemmons [email protected] wrote:
Oh, interesting!
Is the scenario that you have some code that works fine when the server/task starts, but then you, for example, hit an end-point, a 500 is triggered, an error is thrown, and you want the server to come back up?
Sounds plausible & doable, and most importantly, testable!
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Personally, I use forever (https://github.com/nodejitsu/forever) in production, since grunt nor grunt-express-server is really best suited for production environments.
My npm start
is pretty much grunt build optimize && forever restart app/cluster.js
.
Do you really want to have grunt running your process on production?
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That's actually a good point. I don't. I'm going to go ahead and see myself out. Cheers!
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I have no problem with restarting express via this task, but I wanted to be sure of the use-case before implementing it.
Thanks for the discussion!
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