Basic Service File

[jgarte]

Hi, what would a basic service file fo smithy look like?

For example, with runit could it just be to start the server on boot?

#!/bin/sh

exec smithy serve --config config.yml 2>&1

I guess the service would also need to restart when a git repository is pushed to or should that be handled by a git hook instead?

What would be the ideal set up?

[pedrolucasp]

On Tue, Aug 03, 2021 at 04:51:37PM -0700, jgart wrote: Hi, what would a basic service file fo smithy look like?

Depends on the platform you intend to run. For example, here's [1] my smithy openRC file (it's deployed on an Alpine machine). You can use openrc.run [2] to translate this into a systemd service file. Don't really know about runit though. [1]: https://git.eletrotupi.com/pacotes.eletrotupi.com/tree/master/pkgs/smithy/smithy.initd [2]: http://openrc.run/

[jgarte]

On Tue, Aug 03, 2021 at 04:51:37PM -0700, jgart wrote: Hi, what would a basic service file fo smithy look like?
Depends on the platform you intend to run. For example, here's [1] my smithy openRC file (it's deployed on an Alpine machine). You can use openrc.run [2] to translate this into a systemd service file. Don't really know about runit though. [1]: https://git.eletrotupi.com/pacotes.eletrotupi.com/tree/master/pkgs/smithy/smithy.initd [2]: http://openrc.run/

Awesome! Thanks for sharing that. Great looking forge you got there 😄

The openrc app is really cool too. It probably wouldn't be too difficult to translate it to runit