A sophisticated low memory handler for Linux

Human-friendly process signals

Run some code when the process exits

🧹 Gracefully shutdown Node.js application: help you handle exit signals and cleanup

Everlasting "Hey, Yo!" per second 👋

golang module that supports graceful shutdown of Windows applications

Stop processes gracefully, even on Windows.

Sample .NET Core application that can respond to SIGTERM

This is a context manager to cleanup your environment. Your claenup code will be called even if the program is stopped by Ctrl-C or kill command.

Handling SIGTERM in Gunicorn

Bash quit/kill tool for macOS and Linux: fuzzy matching and SIGINT→SIGTERM→SIGKILL. macOS adds .app bundles and AppleScript; Linux uses the same process-focused ladder.

The Go-Gently service is a Go language package to enable other Go services to gently shutdown when they receive a SIGTERM, SIGINT or SIGQUIT signal.

The best practices to prevent unexpected application crashes, that maintains an open database connection and others unwanted events.

Tiny in-flight promise tracker for Node — drain on SIGTERM, per-task timeouts, AbortSignal cancellation. Zero deps, fully typed.

Create atomic loop iterations (let the current iteration finish even when interrupted)

Bash based docker entrypoint with signal forwarding

RFC 9401-compliant process termination with ceremonial dignity

Phased, parallel-within-phase, observable graceful shutdown manager for Go services — k8s-style, zero deps in core, observer-based telemetry, watchdog hard-exit, force-exit on second signal.

Zero-dependency graceful shutdown for Node.js & Bun. SIGTERM/SIGINT, HTTP drain, phased handlers, dependency graph — built for Kubernetes, Docker & PM2.

A HTTP server that is everlasting "Hey, Yo!" every second ⏰