NodeDaemon - Zero-Dependency Node.js Process Manager
v1.1.0 Released

Zero Dependencies Maximum Power

Production-ready Node.js process manager built entirely with Node.js built-in modules. No bloat, pure performance.

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0
Dependencies
<5ms
IPC Latency
100%
Test Coverage
∞
Scalability

Powerful Features

Everything you need for production-grade Node.js process management

Web UI Dashboard

Monitor and control your processes with a beautiful, real-time web interface

Real-time Metrics

Live CPU, memory, and uptime monitoring with beautiful charts and instant updates via WebSocket

Process Control

Start, stop, restart, and reload processes directly from your browser with one click

Zero Dependencies

Built-in WebSocket server and HTTP handling without any external packages

nodedaemon webui start --port 9999

Process Monitor

Live
api-server RUNNING
CPU

12.5%

Memory

384MB

Uptime

2d 14h

worker-process RUNNING
CPU

45.2%

Memory

512MB

Uptime

5h 32m

Blazing Fast Performance

Built for speed, designed for scale

Startup Time

~100ms

Memory Usage

<50MB

CPU Overhead

<1%

Benchmark Results

Process spawn time: ~10ms
IPC message latency: <5ms
File change detection: ~10ms
Max concurrent processes: 1000+
Log write throughput: 50MB/s

Get Started in Seconds

Install once, use everywhere

1️⃣

Start Daemon

nodedaemon daemon -d
2️⃣

Start Your App

nodedaemon start app.js
3️⃣

Monitor

nodedaemon list

Simple Yet Powerful

Comprehensive documentation for every use case

Essential Commands

Configuration

// Start with all v1.1.0 features
nodedaemon start app.js \
  --name 'api-server' \
  --instances 4 \
  --env-file '.env.production' \
  --watch \
  --auto-restart-memory \
  --memory-threshold '512MB' \
  --auto-restart-cpu \
  --cpu-threshold 80 \
  --max-restarts 10 \
  --min-uptime 30000

# Graceful reload (zero-downtime)
nodedaemon restart api-server --graceful

Why Choose NodeDaemon?

The modern alternative to legacy process managers

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