sean debiprasad You can set that path to the directory for whichever app you're controlling with supervisor. Or, you can make a directory like ~/supervisor or whatever and put the config, socket, and pid in there.
debiprasad sean I want to create a website where I can see Supervisor status. I had done it on Webfaction by creating a custom app (listening on port). Do you have any advice to achieve this? I would prefer to do this without a port if that is faster and secure.
sean debiprasad If you want to serve supervisor's web UI as a site on our platform then you'll need to use a proxy port app to get a port assignment and then configure the inet_http_server settings the same way you did at WF. Once that's done, add the proxy port app to a site route.
loupgarou sean hi! Any chance we may get a complete tutorial in the future? 🙂 I'm using an online instance from redislabs to handle a website made in php, but as you can imagine it's not exactly ideal compared to a local instance. thanks !
charles_h sean Hi Sean, I am just wondering if all the servers are installed Redis including the shared server?
sean Complete instructions for spinning up Redis are now available here: Redis instance for Django app w/Celery
debiprasad sean How can I apply the changes to the configuration? What do I need to do after making changes in supervisor.conf file?
sean debiprasad You can use supervisorctl reread to have it reload the configuration file, but if you're changing the commands that run your apps then you'll need to do a full restart.
