问题
When deploying a new version of an existing .net core website. How do I first safely stop the old running kestrel app?
Here is an exmaple of what I would like to write (Pseudo deployment script):
dotnet stop mysite/mysite.dll <---- this line here
mv mysite/ mysite.bak/
cp newly-published-mysite/ mysite/
dotnet run mysite/mysite.dll
killall dotnet seems a little unsafe. How would it work if I were hosting two small sites on one box?
回答1:
Accordingly to this discussion, there is no safe way to stop Kestrel now. You need to find a PID by name of your dll and kill it:
kill $(ps aux | grep 'MySite.dll' | awk '{print $2}')
In case of process tree, you need to manually grep all child IDs and call kill for each. Like it was done in
Microsoft.Extensions.Internal.ProcessExtensions.KillTree method (correct link from the discussion).
回答2:
I have decided to use supervisor to monitor and manage the process. Here is an excellent article on getting it set up.
It allows simple control over specific dotnet apps like this:
supervisorctl stop MyWebsiteName
supervisorctl start MyWebsiteName
And it has one huge advantage in that it can try restart the process if it falls over, or when the system reboots... for whatever reason.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43306332/stop-a-running-dotnet-core-website-running-on-kestrel