Procstar is a tool for running Linux processes from declarative specifications. Procstar also babysits these processes, possibly managing inputs and outputs, and collecting process status. Procstar may be run as a long-running agent service, accepting comamnds via HTTP or WebSocket APIs to start and manage processes.
You can use Procstar agents as execution agents for the Apsis scheduler.
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