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Alternatives to supervisord for windows?
The point is the following. There is a Python 3 script that does constant work in the background. It is necessary to control his life and resurrect in case of a fall. On Linux, I use supervisord to do this with great success. There was a need to run it on Windows.
Are there any "hackless" alternatives to supervisord for Windows? Of the options that I considered, Cygwin + supervisord and running as a Windows Service. The first option is the most natural crutch, and the second would not be desirable to use because of the need for additional strapping to start.
The script is perfectly assembled by PyInstaller, so you can consider options with life control of an already finished EXE process without any binding to python.
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There is also a built-in scheduler.
As an option, the second script that checks the process exist of the first one, if it does not exist, starts it.
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