Zero-dependency process manager, load balancing, web GUI
by Thomas Webb
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APM is a production-grade Linux process manager distributed as a single static binary. It replaces fragile shell scripts and heavyweight orchestration tools with a self-contained daemon that handles process supervision, load balancing, rolling restarts, rate limiting, mTLS, and real-time monitoring — all with zero dependencies.
Managing Linux processes means stitching together multiple tools with complex failure modes.
Single static binary with supervision, load balancing, mTLS, and monitoring built in.
Linux developers and DevOps engineers running production services on bare metal or VPS.
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