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Akshay Guleria
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Well theoretically speaking you can have 1 PASOE instance (let's call it `manageOthers`) just for starting and stopping other PASOE instances using PASMAN -I . But then you would never be able to start and stop will not give any response when PASOE instance manageOthers tries to manage itself via API call. I don't personally like this kind of solutions which are simply a hack around the problem and can create more problem rather than solve the first one. Other solutions could be to use a totally different API call (Message queues or RPC) that could manage PASOE instances. If you do not have any of those implemented already and still decide to do this then remember to first figure out the economic feasibility of the solution. And remember this can be done with other technologies too 
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