I've setup Druid on an AWS r3.large instance and configured all the required nodes (historical, broker, coordinator, overlord, etc), as well as set up tranquility too.
It works as expected and the data is being pushed correctly as well.
However, whenever I exit a process (Ctrl + C), or if I close my session in the terminal, the processes naturally stop as well.
Is there an out-of-the-box tool or service provided by Druid itself that would all the running processes to persist even when the terminal is closed?
I'm aware I can use tmux (or maybe upstart) to achieve the same, but that feels more of a last resort approach, which can be used to continue almost any process running on Linux in general.
What I'm looking for is something that Druid itself provides (like pm2 for node.js or wsgi for django).
I tried googling but didn't really get anything significant.
At my work we use runit to set up long-running Druid services. We're running on Ubuntu, where there is a package for it that you can get through apt-get.