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This package allows PHP applications to interact with the Systemd Notification daemon.
It sends feedback to the Systemd daemon about the runtime status
of a service.
A service periodically sends watchdog (heartbeat) events to
Systemd's notification daemon. When the watchdog (heartbeat) events
stop, Systemd knows the service has a problem and can restart it.
This package provides classes to interact with the notification service by sending heartbeats. Innovation Award
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Systemd Notification daemon.
It sends feedback to the Systemd daemon about the runtime status
of a service.
A service periodically sends watchdog (heartbeat) events to
Systemd's notification daemon. When the watchdog (heartbeat) events
stop, Systemd knows the service has a problem and can restart it.
This package provides classes to interact with the notification service by sending heartbeats.
Manuel Lemos |
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systemd-notify
Introduction
This package allows scripts launched by systemd to send information and heartbeats (watchdog events)
to the systemd notification system.
Use this library if...
You have a script that is started as a service by systemd, and you want systemd to
restart the service when it develops an error, or
You have a long running script and want to provide a status description viewable
by the systemctl status myservice
command.
Do not use this library if...
- The system is not run by SystemD (e.g. FreeBSD, Windows, ...)
- Your service is not going to be started by Systemd
In this library
Three classes are provided to interact with the notification service:
- Notify is the general purpose implementation.
- NotifyHeartbeat is ideal for applications that only send heartbeats
- NotifyFluent has the same methods as Notify but all the setters are
fluent.
Examples
See the examples folder
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