evolver-watchdog

To keep a daemon running continuously after a server reboots, you can use a self-healing mechanism that installs a system cron job to automatically monitor and restart the process. This ensures the daemon recovers from unexpected failures without manual oversight.

A self-healing cron job for process monitoring is a scheduled task that checks if a daemon is active and restarts it if it stops. It uses the cron scheduler to detect process failures or server reboots and automatically recovers the loop.

To automatically restart a crashed process using cron, install a scheduled monitoring job that checks the process status every 10 minutes. If the monitoring detects the process has terminated, it triggers a restart to resume the loop.

Yes, you need crontab availability to set up automated process recovery, as the self-healing mechanism relies on a system cron job to schedule monitoring checks. You also need the evolver-control skill for process management.

Yes, you can use a watchdog script for 24/7 daemon automation. The script installs a cron job to monitor the evolver loop, ensuring continuous operation by automatically detecting and recovering from process failures or server reboots.