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I was testing a bit how well does ray start
work instead of using my regular service supervisor in Docker images. But it seems it is not really a good replacement, at least currently. Besides starting processes it does not really supervise them: if I kill any of the child processes (like global scheduler) it does not restart it. It does not even reape the process to not have a zombie process around.
So I think ray
command should be made into a full-fletched process supervisor, or it should be marked as something useful for development, but then some documentation how to run whole ray suite of processes using some other standard process supervisor should be made.