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Where to find it? https://github.com/adamcooke/procodile Run processes in the background (and foreground) on Mac & Linux from a Procfile (for production and/or development environments) About (taken from the repo) Running & deploying Ruby apps to places like Viaduct & Heroku is really easy but running processes on actual servers is less fun. Procodile aims to take some the stress out of running your Ruby/Rails apps and give you some of the useful process management features you get from the takes of the PaaS providers. Procodile is a bit like Foreman but things are designed to run in the background (as well as the foreground if you prefer) and there's a supervisor which keeps an eye on your processes and will respawn them if they die. Procodile works out of the box with your existing Procfile. Running procodile start --dev (this keeps it running in the foreground) If you don't it runs in the background. So its running in the background, now what? It acts like a normal service, call procodile stop,