quad-ops daemon #

Run quad-ops as a daemon with periodic synchronization of configured repositories.

The daemon will perform initial synchronization and then continue running, periodically syncing repositories at the specified interval. This is ideal for continuous deployment scenarios where you want automatic updates.

The daemon integrates with systemd, sending readiness and watchdog notifications when running under systemd supervision.

Synopsis #

quad-ops daemon [flags]

Options #

  -f, --force                    Force synchronization even if repository has not changed
  -h, --help                     help for daemon
  -r, --repo string              Synchronize a single, named, repository
  -i, --sync-interval duration   Interval between synchronization checks (default 5m0s)

Global Options #

      --config string           Path to the configuration file
  -o, --output string           Output format (text, json, yaml) (default "text")
      --quadlet-dir string      Path to the quadlet directory
      --repository-dir string   Path to the repository directory
  -u, --user                    Run in user mode
  -v, --verbose                 Enable verbose logging

Examples #

Run daemon with default 5-minute sync interval #

quad-ops daemon

Run daemon with custom sync interval #

quad-ops daemon --sync-interval 10m

Run daemon for a specific repository #

quad-ops daemon --repo my-app-repo

Force synchronization even if repository hasn’t changed #

quad-ops daemon --force

systemd Integration #

The daemon command is designed to work seamlessly with systemd:

Sends readiness notifications when startup is complete
Supports watchdog functionality for health monitoring
Handles SIGTERM gracefully for clean shutdown
Logs to systemd journal when running as a service