Oxmgr is a modern, lightweight process manager written in Rust, a fast, deterministic alternative to PM2 for managing any executable across platforms.
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Oxmgr is a modern, lightweight process manager written in Rust, a fast, deterministic alternative to PM2 for managing any executable across platforms.
Cron job manager + process supervisor in a single binary. Web dashboard, TUI, retries, failure notifications. crond/supervisord replacement
Cross-platform desktop panel for every dev process, local and remote — manage APIs, queues, schedulers and deploy pipelines from one window instead of 12 terminal tabs. macOS + Windows, built with Tauri.
A free, self-hosted process manager & fleet supervisor — an open alternative to PM2 and the paywalled PM2 Plus. Vibecoded with Claude Code.
Production process manager for Node.js, written in Rust: a faster, lighter PM2 alternative. Runs PM2 ecosystem files, zero-downtime cluster reloads, health checks, timestamped logs, and one-command migration from PM2.
High-performance AI-friendly process manager (PM2 alternative). Zig core + Rust shell. Native MCP server, algorithmic smart logs — zero LLM cost.
simple and lightweight process manager
Desktop process manager for local dev servers. Start, stop and watch every project's Services from one window. Free and open source for macOS, Windows and Linux.
Process manager for Linux: systemd-native and zero-overhead, a drop-in alternative to PM2. CLI and library, written in Go.
my_supervisor — Your personal, GUI-first process supervisor. Beautiful Tauri desktop app + powerful CLI + WebUI. Cross-platform (Windows/macOS/Linux).
Multi-worker Node.js, made boring — kernel load balancing, crash recovery, clean shutdowns, zero-downtime restarts.
Daemonless, single-binary process manager for Linux and Windows: PM2-style commands, encrypted env vars, sudo-based access control and write-only secrets for CI/CD pipelines.
Manage and monitor long-running services across platforms with a lightweight, Rust-based process manager supporting multiple languages and reload policies.
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