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**Process Persistence** — Save the current process list and resurrect it after a daemon restart or system reboot. Combined with startup script generation, your applications survive server reboots.
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**Startup Script Generation** — Automatically generate and install systemd (Linux) or launchd (macOS) service configurations so the BM2 daemon starts at boot.
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**Startup Script Generation** — Automatically generate and install systemd (Linux), launchd (macOS), or Task Scheduler (Windows) service configurations so the BM2 daemon starts at boot.
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**Remote Deployment** — A built-in deploy system that handles SSH-based deployment with git pull, release directory management, symlink rotation, and pre/post-deploy hooks.
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#### bm2 startup
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Generate and display a startup script for your operating system. On Linux, this generates a systemd unit file. On macOS, this generates a launchd plist.
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Generate and display a startup script for your operating system. On Linux, this generates a systemd unit file. On macOS, this generates a launchd plist. On Windows, this generates a Task Scheduler configuration and PowerShell script.
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On reboot, systemdor launchd starts the BM2 daemon, and the daemon automatically runs resurrect to restore your processes.
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On reboot, systemd, launchd, or Task Scheduler starts the BM2 daemon, and the daemon automatically runs resurrect to restore your processes.
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