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proc
Process control, logging and child processes
Description
Golang is a great language for concurrency, but sometimes you want parallelism, and it's often simpler to design apps as little units that plug together via RPC APIs. Services don't always have easy start/stop/reconfig/restart controls, and sometimes they use their own custom configuration scheme that is complicated to integrate with yours.
In addition, you may want to design your applications as neat little pieces, but how to attach them together and orchestrate them starting up and coming down cleanly, and not have to deal with several different ttys to get the logs.
Proc creates a simple framework for creating observable, controllable execution units out of your code, and more easily integrating the code of others.
This project is the merge of several libraries for logging, spawning and controlling child processes, and creating
an RPC to child processes that controls the run of the child process. Due to the confusing duplication of signals as
a means of control and the lack of uniformity in signals (ie windows) the goal of proc is to create one way to do,
following the principles of design used for Go itself.
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Installation
Usage
reasonably include in the README.
Support
Roadmap
- Implement basic logger
- Create concurrent safe configuration CLI/env/config system
Contributing
Authors and acknowledgment
David Vennik david@cybriq.systems
License
Unlicenced: see here
Project status
In the process of revision and merging together several related libraries that need to be unified.
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