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

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.

Bash based docker entrypoint with signal forwarding

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

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.

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

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

Executable which connects to the process' console and emulate Ctrl+C on WIndows, written in Go.

Just wait until SIGTERM.

Easily handle exit signals in golang

Unified OS signal handling for Rust. Cross-platform signal capture, graceful shutdown orchestration with priority ordering, per-handler timeouts, and hook chaining. Lightweight alternative to ctrlc / signal-hook with zero async-runtime coupling.