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Run many low traffic webapps on a single machine so that a webapp only starts when it is needed?

score 29 · Answer 1 · 2020-12-06 20:02:13

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Run many low traffic webapps on a single machine so that a webapp only starts when it is needed?

How does (x)inetd "split" its connected socket into STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR?

How to find location of executable on Linux when normal methods fail?

Why does write() to pipe exit program when pipe writes to stdout?

Why can't gdb attach to server application summoned with inetd?

Accessing a symlink over tftp

how to disable rsh and rlogin service on debian 7.8

xerces-c library function returns NULL when daemon ran via inetd

Getting client IP from Ruby script through xinetd

Are there any known Linux inetd/"wait"-capable web servers with graceful idle shutdown?

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