APM — Advanced Process Manager for Linux 🔗 processmanager.dev

APM is a production-grade process manager for Linux, built as a single static binary with zero external dependencies. Designed to supervise any application regardless of language or runtime — Node.js, Go, Python, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Java, Bun, Deno, or plain shell scripts — if it runs on Linux, APM can manage it.

Core capabilities:

Process supervision — start, stop, restart, and run multiple parallel instances with automatic crash recovery, configurable restart delays, and hard restart limits
Built-in reverse proxy — HTTP, WebSocket, TCP, and UDP proxying with round-robin load balancing and zero-downtime rolling restarts with session migration
Vanguard Firewall — IP allowlists/blocklists, per-IP rate limiting using token bucket algorithm, path-level banning, and auto-ban with configurable TTL; includes CDN IP lists out of the box
File watcher — regex-based source monitoring with per-worker ignore patterns and debounce, triggering automatic restarts on file changes
Live web GUI — real-time dashboard at localhost:6789 showing CPU, memory, connection stats, and per-instance event indicators
TLS everywhere — first-class TLS and mutual TLS (mTLS) support across all server types
StatsD export — worker metrics over UDP to Datadog, InfluxDB, Graphite, or any compatible receiver (in progress)

Built in Go for performance and portability. Distributed as static binaries for x86_64, ARM64, and ARMv7. No config files required to get started — a single command is enough to launch a supervised, proxied, load-balanced process cluster.

A solo indie project, actively developed and open for community feedback via Discord.

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