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How to keep dashboard running? #315
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You could use PM2, just install it globally by running Here is an example
I have used a config file in the arguments, but you could also set the ENV variables directly, by adding a To start it, run
As you can see, I also have the parse-server itself running, but your output should be similar. When you reboot your server, this entry will be gone, so to save the service, run If you would like to run the dashboard at startup you can (logged in as root) create startup scripts by running You can always run Hope this helped you, good luck. |
It worked! Thanks buddy! |
I have forever installed. Its also same thing runs the script continuously. I am using forever to run parse server up. Can i use same forever or do i need pm2 mandatory to run this dashboard? |
It is not mandatory, you can use whatever technology you prefer. |
Thank you! |
Has anyone had this issue before? I am trying to run parse dashboard by running pm2 start process.json (file below), but it shows up in pm2 list with an errored status. Checking the logs I only get
I am non-securely running everything on a remote machine as root |
This is my run command:
~# parse-dashboard --config parse-dashboard-config.json --allowInsecureHTTP=1
Can i make this run as a service or something like that?
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