A sophisticated low memory handler for Linux
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A sophisticated low memory handler for Linux
Human-friendly process signals
Everlasting "Hey, Yo!" per second 👋
Stop processes gracefully, even on Windows.
Sample .NET Core application that can respond to SIGTERM
A lightweight .NET library for safely shutting down applications while allowing critical operations to complete.
Handling SIGTERM in Gunicorn
Unified OS signal handling for Rust. Cross-platform signal capture, graceful shutdown orchestration with priority ordering, per-handler timeouts, and hook chaining. Lightweight alternative to ctrlc / signal-hook with zero async-runtime coupling.
Graceful shutdown that survives the Kubernetes SIGTERM race, with dependency-ordered resource draining.
Graceful shutdown that survives the Kubernetes SIGTERM race, with dependency-ordered resource draining.
Bash quit/kill tool for macOS and Linux: fuzzy matching and SIGINT→SIGTERM→SIGKILL. macOS adds .app bundles and AppleScript; Linux uses the same process-focused ladder.
Tiny in-flight promise tracker for Node — drain on SIGTERM, per-task timeouts, AbortSignal cancellation. Zero deps, fully typed.
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