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I am looking for a utility that essentially keeps a list of processes to monitor (in a flat file much like crontab) and restarts them if they crash (or fail to respond to some condition like a http get). However, I'd also like it to provide an optional notification of the crash/restart and there should be a way to stop the process without having it automatically restarted. I've written scripts to do this but there's got to be a standard or commonly used utility out there to do this. I read that Debian has something called restartd. Ideally, I'd like something that is actively supported open source and compiles/runs on Fedora. Recommendations?
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