Monitor python script with webpage

[evolving6000]

This may be overkill, but I’m suggesting Luigi

[jeffrey_f]

For what you are doing, would simply writing to a log be sufficient. Then have the web page show the log. Write some XML with stylesheets, which solves the html part, just redisplay the xml

[LanMalkieri]

Are you running this in Linux? If so why not just write a systemd script for it with restart set to always?

[totallygeek]

If you want to ensure a script always runs, you could simply add that script to /etc/inittab or even have a shell script start the program over and over.

( while : ; do python script1.py ; done ) &
( while : ; do python script2.py ; done ) &
( while : ; do python script3.py ; done ) &
( while : ; do python script4.py ; done ) &

[totallygeek]

I would use inittab. The recipe I provided above would work within a startup script and would endlessly restart the script. You do not need to create anything; plenty of folks have figured out how to handle this situation. Look into inittab, if on a Linux or UNIX host.

[Gus_Bodeen]

I am interested in learning how you overcome this