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sd-daemon

v2.0.1

Published

Bindings for libsystemd-daemon

Downloads

1,191

Readme

Bindings for libsystemd-daemon

Dependencies

  • build-essential
  • pkg-config
  • libsystemd-dev or libsystemd-daemon-dev

Install

npm install sd-daemon

Debian

sudo apt-get install devscripts
sudo mk-build-deps -ir
debuild
sudo dpkg -i ../node-sd-daemon_*.deb

CentOS

sudo yum install systemd-devel

Test

Watchdog

test.service:

...
[Service]
WatchdogSec=10s

test.js:

...
sd.startWatchdogPing();
systemctl --user link "$PWD/test/test.service"
systemctl --user start test.service

curl localhost:8089
systemctl --user status test.service
curl localhost:8089/block

...
systemctl --user status test.service

systemctl --user stop test.service
systemctl --user disable test.service

Socket Activation

test-socket.socket:

...
[Socket]
ListenStream=8088

test-socket.service:

...
[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/nodejs test-socket.js
NonBlocking=yes

test-socket.js:

var listeners = sd.listeners();
if (listeners.length) {
    server.listen(listeners[0]);
}
systemctl --user link "$PWD/test/test-socket.socket" "$PWD/test/test-socket.service"
systemctl --user start test-socket.socket

curl localhost:8088
systemctl --user status test-socket.service
...

systemctl --user stop test-socket.socket test-socket.service
systemctl --user disable test-socket.socket

Cluster (two instances)

[email protected]

[Service]
ExecStart=/usr/bin/nodejs test-s3.js %i
NonBlocking=yes
Sockets=test-s3.socket

test-s3.socket:

[Socket]
ListenStream=8087
[email protected]
[email protected]
$ systemctl --user link "$PWD/test/[email protected]" "$PWD/test/test-s3.socket"
$ systemctl --user start [email protected] [email protected]

$ systemctl --user list-units --all test-s3*
 UNIT              LOAD   ACTIVE SUB     DESCRIPTION
[email protected] loaded active running Test-S3 Service
[email protected] loaded active running Test-S3 Service
test-s3.socket    loaded active running Test S3 Socket

$ systemctl --user list-sockets test-s3*
LISTEN    UNIT           ACTIVATES
[::]:8087 test-s3.socket [email protected], [email protected]

$ ss -tlp
LISTEN 0 128  :::8087 :::*  users:(("nodejs",pid=...,fd=3),("nodejs",pid=...,fd=3),("systemd",pid=...,fd=...))

$ curl localhost:8087
Hello 2

$ curl localhost:8087
Hello 1

$ curl localhost:8087
Hello 1

$ curl localhost:8087
Hello 2

$ systemctl --user stop [email protected] [email protected] test-s3.socket
$ systemctl --user disable [email protected] test-s3.socket