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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.


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).


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.




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