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The command "supervisord -n" starts the Supervisor daemon in the foreground.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "supervisord": This is the command to start the Supervisor daemon.
• "-n": This option stands for "nodaemon" and instructs Supervisor to run in the foreground rather than as a background daemon. In other words, it prevents the process from detaching from the terminal and running in the background.

Running Supervisor in the foreground with the "-n" option is useful for debugging or troubleshooting purposes, as it allows you to see the log output directly in the terminal. Normally, Supervisor runs as a background process, managing and monitoring other processes defined in its configuration file.