You want Supervisor to manage three Python scripts on Raspberry Pi, restarting only the ones that crash without affecting others. What is the best configuration approach?

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Raspberry Pi - Automation and Scheduling

AUse a single script to launch all three and supervise that script only

BCombine all scripts into one program section and set <code>autorestart=true</code>

CDefine each script under separate [program:] sections with <code>autorestart=true</code>

DSet <code>autostart=false</code> for all scripts and restart manually

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand Supervisor's process management
Supervisor manages each [program:] independently.
Step 2: Configure for selective restart
Setting autorestart=true per program ensures only crashed scripts restart.
Step 3: Avoid combining scripts
Combining scripts or supervising a launcher script causes all to restart together.
Final Answer:
Separate [program:] sections with autorestart=true -> Option C
Quick Check:
Independent program sections allow isolated restarts [OK]

Quick Trick: Use separate [program:] blocks with autorestart for each script [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Combining multiple scripts in one program section
Supervising a single launcher script for all
Disabling autostart and expecting auto-restarts

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You want Supervisor to manage three Python scripts on Raspberry Pi, restarting only the ones that crash without affecting others. What is the best configuration approach?

Step 1: Understand Supervisor's process management

Step 2: Configure for selective restart

Step 3: Avoid combining scripts

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