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Notable PHP package: PHP Systemd Daemon Notify

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Systemd is a daemon program running on current Linux systems to manage the execution of daemon programs running on the system.

It helps monitoring the execution of daemon programs by receiving heartbeats that let system know when a daemon is alive or died.

This class helps PHP developers to write daemons in PHP that can be monitored and restarted by systemd and eventually be restarted when necessary.

Read this article to learn more details about how this notable PHP package works.




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The package PHP Systemd Daemon Notify is one of the few PHP packages that was considered notable recently because it does something that is worth paying attention.

The basic purpose is: Interact with Systemd Notification Deamon

Here follows in more detail what it does:

This package allows PHP applications to interact with the Systemd Notification daemon.

It sends feedback to the Systemd daemon about the runtime status
of a service.

A service periodically sends watchdog (heartbeat) events to
Systemd's notification daemon. When the watchdog (heartbeat) events
stop, Systemd knows the service has a problem and can restart it.

This package provides classes to interact with the notification service by sending heartbeats.

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