Firestarter: Process and shared socket manager

Firestarter is simple process and shared socket manager, it designed like circus and einhorn.

Firestarter can manage groups of processes and shared sockets like circus. And like einhorn we support manual ack. And you can control Firestarter daemon, such as increasing worker process from ctrl command.

Firestarter shares sockets using the systemd socket passing protocol (LISTEN_FDS).

Firestarter uses explicit configuration files rather than complex command line options.

Installation

You can get firestarter by installing it with cargo:

$ cargo install firestarter

Usage

Firestarter is process and shared socket manager. Run firestarter -h to see detailed usage.

``` firestarter process and shared socket manager

USAGE: firestarter

FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information

SUBCOMMANDS: ctrl Run control client help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) list Show worker names run Run daemon status Show worker status ```

Example

$ firestarter run --config misc/config.toml

The configuration file uses toml. An example is below.

``` [web1] # set worker group name

set startup process and args

cmd = ["./demo/target/debug/demo"]

set the number of startup processes

numprocesses = 2

set working directory

working_directory = "/tmp"

set restart policy. default is none

none: not restart process

on-failure: restart the process if it is not completed normally

always: restart the process whenever you exit

restart = "on-failure"

set the seconds to delay the startup of the process

warmup_delay = 1

start the process immediately without starting the process when connecting the client socket

start_immediate = true

set shared socket addresses

socket_address = ["127.0.0.1:4000", "127.0.0.1:4001"]

set processes environment

environments=["TESTA=XXXX", "TESTB=YYYY"]

set upgrade ack type. default is timer

timer: it will terminate the old process after a certain time

manual: send ack manually. For details, refer to einhorn's manual ack document

ack = "manual"

set timer ack time in seconds

ack_timeout = 2

set uid

uid = 1000

set gid

gid = 10

output stdout to file

only size rotation is supported

size:::

stdoutlog = "size:10240:5:/tmp/web1out.log"

output stderr to file

only size rotation is supported

size:::

stderrlog = "size:10240:5:/tmp/web1err.log"

[web2] # set worker group name

set startup process and args

cmd = ["./demo/target/debug/demo"]

set the number of startup processes

numprocesses = 1

set working directory

working_directory = "/tmp"

set restart policy. default is none

none: not restart process

on-failure: restart the process if it is not completed normally

always: restart the process whenever you exit

restart = "on-failure"

set the seconds to delay the startup of the process

warmup_delay = 2

start the process immediately without starting the process when connecting the client socket

start_immediate = true

set shared socket addresses

socket_address = ["127.0.0.1:5000"]

set processes environment

environments=["TESTA=XXXX", "TESTB=YYYY"]

set upgrade ack type. default is timer

timer: it will terminate the old process after a certain time

manual: send ack manually. For details, refer to einhorn's manual ack document

ack = "manual"

set timer ack time in seconds

ack_timeout = 2

set uid

uid = 1000

set gid

gid = 10

output stdout to file

only size rotation is supported

size:::

stdoutlog = "size:10240:5:/tmp/web1out.log"

output stderr to file

only size rotation is supported

size:::

stderrlog = "size:10240:5:/tmp/web1err.log"

```

Contributing

Contributions are extremely welcome! Please push PR to dev branch.