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## Glass Process Keepalive
* To keep your server alive through reboots, possible crashes and process restarts, we need to use a process monitor and for simplicity we will use NodeJS's **Forever**. Forever is already installed during Glass installation. We will add it to our **crontab**
* To keep your server alive through reboots, possible crashes and process restarts, we need to use a process monitor and for simplicity we will use NodeJS's **Forever**. Forever is already installed during Glass installation (`npm install forever`). We will add it to our **crontab**

<pre>
```
crontab -l > mycrontab
echo "@reboot cd /opt/glass-isc-dhcp && /usr/bin/forever --minUptime 10000 --spinSleepTime 10000 -a -o ./logs/glass-process.log -e ./logs/glass-error.log ./bin/www" >> mycrontab
crontab mycrontab
rm mycrontab
</pre>
```

### Glass Process Keepalive for debian
```
crontab -l > mycrontab
echo "@reboot cd /opt/glass-isc-dhcp && /usr/local/bin/forever --minUptime 10000 --spinSleepTime 10000 -a -o ./logs/glass-process.log -e ./logs/glass-error.log ./bin/www" >> mycrontab
crontab mycrontab
rm mycrontab
```

## Secure your Server

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