pebble
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Ubuntu 16.04 or later?
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Details for pebble
Package name
- pebble
License
- GPL-3.0
Last updated
- 9 September 2026 - latest/stable
- 15 September 2026 - latest/edge
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Pebble - take control of your internal daemons!
Pebble helps you to orchestrate a set of local service processes as an organized set. It resembles well-known tools such as supervisord, runit, or s6, in that it can easily manage non-system processes independently from system services, but it was designed with unique features that help with more specific use cases.
Usage
You can use the pebble command to:
- Start and stop services that are defined in Pebble's service configuration.
- Modify Pebble's service configuration by adding or removing layers.
- Check the health of services.
- Manage services remotely, as a client interacting with Pebble in a separate system.
- And more!
Pebble stores its service configuration in the $PEBBLE/layers directory.
When Pebble is installed as a snap, the PEBBLE environment variable is
set to $HOME/snap/pebble/<snap_revision> by default.
Documentation
To learn more about Pebble, see https://ubuntu.com/docs/pebble/.
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