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_mitterpach | 11 months ago

Maybe try running your services in docker, I don't know how difficult that would be to implement for you, but if you run it in containers you can get it to start up after an outage pretty reliably.

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fm2606|11 months ago

Yeah, that is a good idea and as I have been doing a little bit of studying Kubernetes I thought about that too (overkill for sure).

qskousen|11 months ago

If you need a middle ground between docker and k8s, you might have a look at nomad. Definitely a learning curve, and I find the docs lacking, but easier to set up and maintain than k8s.