systemd-watchdog-thread
Runs systemd notifies in thread.
When run() is called it sends the READY message to systemd and then sends WATCHDOG messages at one-half the interval set by the WATCHDOG_USEC environment variable.
It runs as a daemon thread, so it will exit when the main program exits.
usage
from systemd_watchdog_thread import WatchdogThread
wdt = WatchdogThread()
t = wdt.run()
or
from systemd_watchdog_thread import run_watchdog
run_watchdog()
testing
finish() may be called to stop sending READY messages. This is provided to test the systemd watchdog functionality.
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