How can I generate a startup script for my server?
You can generate a startup script for your server’s init system by either using PM2’s auto-detection feature or pass a specific init system name to the startup command. If you don’t know your init system, just run pm2 startup without arguments to let PM2 auto-detect.
What kind of applications start after reboot in System V?
With System V, most standard applications you can install, such as Nginx or MySQL, will start after reboot by default, but NOT start after a crash by default. They will come with their own init scripts in /etc/init.d already.
Where are the init scripts located in System V?
In System V, an init script is a shell script. They are also called rc (run command) scripts. The scripts are located under the /etc/init.d directory. These scripts are symlinked to the /etc/rc directories. Within the /etc directory, there are a number of rc directories, each with a number in its name. The numbers represent different runlevels.
Is it possible to restart processes after a reboot?
We could have used our actual machine (Mac) to test if processes are restored after boot, but (to be honest) we didn’t want to restart the system multiple times to check whether everything works fine. It’s much easier to just bootstrap the vagrant box, install Node.js including NPM, install PM2 and test the functionality.
How can I restore startup items and services?
Restore startup items and services Quit all applications Choose Start > Run, and type msconfig in the Open box. Click OK. Choose the General tab, and select Normal Startup. Deselect any items that you wrote down in Step 3 above. Click OK, and restart your computer for the changes to take effect.
How do I disable startup items on my computer?
Choose Start > Run, and type msconfig in the Open box. Click OK. Choose the General tab, and select Normal Startup. Deselect any items that you wrote down in Step 3 above. Click OK, and restart your computer for the changes to take effect.