TL;DR Systemd
Systemd manages all services on every CloudSonic server. Every application you deploy can be run as a systemd service with automatic restarts and boot time startup.
Systemd is a system and service manager for Linux that handles the boot process, manages services, and controls system resources on every CloudSonic server. Every core service including Nginx, PHP-FPM, Redis, and MySQL runs as a systemd service with automatic restarts on failure and startup at boot. CloudSonic's full root access means you can create, modify, and manage your own systemd units for any application you deploy.
Systemd for Service Management on CloudSonic
Systemd on CloudSonic manages every core service including Nginx, PHP-FPM, Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, CrowdSec, and Tailscale, each configured with automatic restarts on failure and startup at boot. CloudSonic's full root access means you can create your own systemd unit files for any application you deploy, giving it the same process management capabilities as the core stack services. You can also use systemd timers as a more reliable alternative to cron jobs for scheduled tasks, with logging via journald and dependency management between services built in.
