This is not a clean solution, it would obviously be better to avoid the problem in the first place. Anyway, I am not sure how CentOS manages services but I think it uses service. If so, you can check if the mysql service is running with
/sbin/service mysql status
This command will exit successfully if mysql is running and return a non 0 exit status if i is not. You can therefore start the service if it is not running with this command:
/sbin/service mysql status || service mysql start
You can add this line to /etc/crontab to launch thes command every minute:
* * * * * /sbin/service mysql status || service mysql start
How to add to cronjob?
Step 1: login to console server
Use this command to edit list cronjob in your server:
crontab -e
Step 2: Paste above line to last line.
You can see cron list by this command:
crontab -l
このページいいですね、たくさん書いてくださいね!!!
私が知っていると私は書くために時間を必要とします