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# go-daemon
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# go-daemon
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A Linux daemon runs continuously written in golang
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A Linux daemon runs continuously written in golang. Refer to [ahenk-docs/dev](https://git.aliberksandikci.com.tr/Liderahenk/ahenk-docs/src/branch/main/dev/resources.md#daemon-linux) for resources
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### Summary - [MakeUseOf](https://www.makeuseof.com/create-daemons-on-linux/)
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Usually daemons start on system startup and run continuously until the system shuts down. They do NOT send messages to the console or screen in any way.
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It is not mandatory but daemon processes are usually named to end with the letter **d**
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- Initial operations, such as reading configuration files or obtaining necessary system resources, must be performed before the process becomes a daemon
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