If I run sudo docker start redis
, docker starts. But if I run sudo circusd --daemon circus.ini
, it doesn't start.
circus.ini
[watcher:redis]
cmd = docker start redis
The docker start
command starts a container and then exits, whereas a process supervisor like Circus expects your process to stay in the foreground as long as it is running. You would probably get the behavior you want if you were to add the --attach
argument:
cmd = docker start --attach redis
This will cause the client to attach to the redis container rather than exiting immediately.