How to run Python programs at startup, on Raspberry Pi
Do you want to know how to automatically start your Python programs when your Raspberry Pi boots up and have them self-heal and restart on failure? Then this is the video for you.
In this video I'll show you how to create a SystemD service definition file so that you can run Python scripts, or actually any program automatically when your computer boots up.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:27 Get-Subs Python program
01:42 How to create a service file
04:47 Enabling the Service
05:16 Starting the Service
05:38 Stopping & Restarting the Service
05:58 Disabling the Service
06:29 Self-Healing demo
07:20 Service Status using systemctl
08:06 Subscriber scroller Demo
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