fix: add autorestart to supervisord for process resilience#1045
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Without autorestart, supervisord defaults to 'unexpected', which only restarts processes on non-zero exit codes. Explicitly setting autorestart=true ensures that both the consensus and execution clients are automatically restarted after any termination, improving node reliability during long-running operations.
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Summary
Adds
autorestart=trueto both[program:base-consensus]and[program:op-execution]sections insupervisord.conf.Problem
By default, supervisord uses
autorestart=unexpected, which only restarts a process when it exits with a non-zero exit code. This means that if a process is terminated gracefully (e.g., by a SIGTERM during a Docker daemon event or internal crash that returns 0), supervisord will not restart it, leaving the node partially or fully offline until manual intervention.Solution
Explicitly set
autorestart=truefor both programs. This ensures that the consensus and execution clients are automatically restarted regardless of how they exit, improving node reliability during long-running operations.Impact
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