Need to run a command during deployment which persists after the agent is done

[Tsanko Stoev]

Hello All,

I wanted to see if there is a way to solve an issue we are having today. We have a deployment that runs several commands. At the end of the deployment we run a command that starts a service. We noticed that the command is launched as a subprocess of the agent connection, which results in that subprocess being killed once the agent is done deploying. Is there a way to run a job command that persists after the deployment is done. 

I hope my explanation made sense. 

Thanks.

Sincerely,

Tsanko Stoev

[Ketan Padegaonkar]

Assuming you're on linux: you want to spawn a new process group while background your command. Check the setsid command in bash. This will contain some useful examples: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19233529/run-bash-script-as-daemon

- Ketan

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[Ashwanth Kumar]

May be use systemd or supervisord or monit to start your process?