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foreman(1) -- manage Psfile-based applications
foreman(1) -- manage Procfile-based applications
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## SYNOPSIS
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## DESCRIPTION
**Foreman** is a manager for Psfile-based applications. Its aim is to
abstract away the details of the Psfile format, and allow you to either run
**Foreman** is a manager for Procfile-based applications. Its aim is to
abstract away the details of the Procfile format, and allow you to either run
your application directly or export it to some other process management
format.
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`foreman start` is used to run your application directly from the command line.
If no additional parameters are passed, foreman will run one instance of each
type of process defined in your Psfile.
type of process defined in your Procfile.
If a parameter is passed, foreman will run one instance of the specified
application type.
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These options control all modes of foreman's operation.
* `-f`, `--psfile`:
Specify an alternate location for the application's Psfile. This file's
* `-f`, `--procfile`:
Specify an alternate location for the application's Procfile. This file's
containing directory will be assumed to be the root directory of the
application.
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`restart appname-processname-3`
## PSFILE
## PROCFILE
A Psfile should contain both a name for the process and the command used
A Procfile should contain both a name for the process and the command used
to run it.
web bundle exec thin start
job bundle exec rake jobs:work
web: bundle exec thin start
job: bundle exec rake jobs:work
## EXAMPLES
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$ foreman export upstart /etc/init
Run one process type from the application defined in a specific Psfile:
Run one process type from the application defined in a specific Procfile:
$ foreman start alpha -p ~/myapp/Psfile
$ foreman start alpha -p ~/myapp/Procfile
## COPYRIGHT