Eggmonster
Eggmonster is a set of daemons and tools for managing Python daemons deployed to a cluster of computers.
Daemons
Eggmonster has four daemons, which are implemented using the eventful async library (which in turn depends on pyevent and libevent).
monster_eggserver – implements a proprietary cheeseshop-like package repository
monster_launchd – a TCP server with a custom application-level protocol that manages local processes
monster_logd – a TCP server that writes all messages it receives to the filesystem
monster_server – the “eggmonster master,” each instance provides service on three different TCP ports
Tools
Eggmonster includes four tools:
em – remotely drive a monster_server instance
emi – monster_server uses this to manage processes
monster_debug – calls monster_run under rpdb2
monster_run – call functions within an eggmonster environment
fake-monster – a lightweight eggmonster application runner
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