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Hi guys! I’m new to datomic and I’m wonder if it’s possible to run the transactor in background (in detach mode)?
probably nohup command &
Yep. The transactor is just another process and you can run it in the background. I do this a lot when I am testing locally. But gentle reminder that we do recommend that all your datomic processes (peers and transactors) are isolated: https://docs.datomic.com/pro/operation/deployment.html#process-isolation.
I personally start datomic on REPL running a separate thread with sh, avoids me to do a lot of setup it’s just a REPL start
Using a dev namespace to do the tooling of getting datomic dir and starting it
If we are talking peer server, I am running the transactor and peers as services on an ubuntu server instance