I’ve been using Supervisor lately to manage background services, and it’s been surprisingly handy.
What stands out to me is how flexible it is: you can update the configuration from the CLI, reload it, and even scale the number of processes — all without restarting the ones that are already running. That’s a big deal if you care about avoiding downtime.
A few things I find useful:
- Start, stop, and restart services individually
- Reload configs on the fly
- Adjust the number of worker processes without taking everything down
It’s not fancy, but it gets the job done and keeps process management straightforward.
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