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## Self-restarting services
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It's critical to make sure your services always restart without intervention. This ensures that your application will be available again after a reboot or unexpected shutdown.
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It's critical to make sure your services always restart without intervention. This ensures that your application will be available again after a reboot or unexpected shutdown.
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Important note: Hosted Power cannot guarantee the availability or uptime of your applications if the (re)start of your services are not configured correctly!
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Depending on the technology your application uses, there are different ways to achieve this. Below are the instructions for the technologies supported by TurboStack:
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### Systemd User Service
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For PHP frameworks like Laravel, Magento and Akeneo, you can use systemd user services to automatically restart your application.
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[Systemd User Service](../../../Miscellaneous/systemd.md)
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You can find the docs [here](../../../Miscellaneous/systemd.md"Systemd User Service").
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### PM2
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For Node.js based applications, you can use PM2 to automatically restart your application.
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