supervisord for python 3?

Question

Want to use supervisord to control the processes for my Python 3 project. It is specifically stated that \"Supervisor is known to work with Python 2.4 or later but will not

Answer 1

Python 3 support for supervisord is still experimental and as mentioned in documentation, you shouldn't use it in production.

Mozilla Foundation has developed a package called circus which works on Python 3.

It manages process with circusd and it also has circusctl, circus-top, circus-web(similar to supervisor).

You can use your supervisor conf file with circus with some changes. It also has a seperate section in docs for users coming from supervisor. You can read that for more details.

Update: Latest master has python 3 support. You can install it with

pip install git+https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor

Answer 2

Master branch of Supervisor already supports Python3. It's a development version, so please notify any bug you find.

Answer 3

The upcoming 4.0 release of Supervisord will support Python 2.7, and 3.4 and up. Until then, you could use the supervisor-py3k fork.

Or simply run supervisord with Python 2; your Python 3 codebase is otherwise unaffected, as supervisord is an independent process.

Answer 4

supervisor 4+ supports Python3, It's available in PyPI so you can simply do pip install supervisor to install it.

Answer 5

To use supervisord with Python 3 you can setup it directly with pip:

pip install git+https://github.com/Supervisor/supervisor