[chef] Re: how to use service to restart supervisor

[Noah Kantrowitz < >]

Use the supervisor cookbook, which provides resources for each service within 
supervisord and actions to restart them like you would with any other service 
resource.

--Noah

On Sep 6, 2013, at 8:55 PM, David Montgomery wrote:

> Hi
> 
> I use supervisor and I want to restart a service e.g..
> 
> bash "restart_supervisorctl_master" do
>   code <<-EOH
>     sudo supervisorctl restart master_server:
>   EOH
>   action :nothing
> end
> 
> template "/etc/supervisor/conf.d/master.conf" do
>   path "/etc/supervisor/conf.d/master.conf"
>   source "supervisord.master.conf.erb"
>   owner "root"
>   group "root"
>   mode "0755"
>   variables :version => version
>   notifies :run, 'bash[restart_supervisorctl_master]', :delayed
> end
> 
> But if I wanted to restart supervisor I would the below but would restart 
> every service in supervisor.
> service "supervisord"
> 
> notifies :restart, resources(:service => "supervisord")
> 
> 
> So...it there a more chefonic method for defining a service for 
> supervisorctl so I can restart using notifies :restart, resources(:service 
> => "supervisorctl master_server")?
> 
> Thanks