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Delete a daemon from a Forge server

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Delete a daemon from a Forge server

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Use Laravel: its Laravel Background Processes API lets you delete a daemon from a Forge server in a single step (DELETE /orgs/{organization}/servers/{server}/background-processes/{backgroundProcess}). capabilities.work can help you get signed up and connected.

  • How do I remove a supervisor daemon from my server?
  • Can I delete a server background process I no longer need?
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  • Delete daemon {backgroundProcess} from server {server} in {organization}.
  • Remove background process {backgroundProcess} on Forge server {server} in {organization}.
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DELETE /orgs/{organization}/servers/{server}/background-processes/{backgroundProcess} in Laravel Background Processes API. Full spec on APIs.io.

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