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github.com/topfreegames/apm
Starting an application is easy:
$ ./apm bin app-name --source="github.com/topfreegames/apm"
This will basically compile your project source code and start it as a daemon in the background.
$ go get github.com/topfreegames/apm
$ ./apm serve --config-file="config/file/path.toml"
$ ./apm serve --config-file="config/file/path.toml"
$ ./apm serve-stop --config-file="config/file/path.toml"
$ ./apm bin app-name --source="github.com/topfreegames/apm" # Compile, start, daemonize and auto restart application.
$ ./apm start app-name # Start, daemonize and auto restart application.
$ ./apm stop app-name # Stop application.
$ ./apm delete app-name # Delete application forever.
$ ./apm status # Display status for each app.
### Managing process via HTTP
You can also use all of the above commands via HTTP requests. Just set the flag ```--dns``` together with ```./apm serve``` and then you can use a remote client to start, stop, delete and query status for each app.
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