Getting Started Building Windows Services with Topshelf
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Learn how Windows Services work, what benefits they offer, and how to easily create them using Topshelf.
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Course Description
Windows Services are a method by which we can deploy code and have it running in the background without needing to manually log-in and start console applications, for example. We can write Windows Services in .NET but developing, testing, debugging, and installing Windows Services can be tricky. Topshelf is an open source library that greatly reduces the friction of developing, testing, and installing Windows Services.
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Course Syllabus
Course Overview- 1m 25s
—Course Overview 1m 25sUnderstanding Windows Service Fundamentals- 25m 53s
—Introduction 2m 6s
—Why Develop Windows Services? 4m 6s
—Service Startup Modes 2m 29s
—Service Log on Accounts 3m 32s
—Service Recovery Options 2m 19s
—The Windows Service Control Manager 2m 59s
—Exploring Installed Services 4m 51s
—Introducing Topshelf 1m 40s
—Summary 1m 49sDeveloping a Windows Service from Scratch- 25m 28sDeploying, Debugging, and Logging Windows Services- 19m 28sManaging Service Lifetime and Controlling Running Services- 28m 12s
This course is listed under
Open Source
, Development & Implementations
and Quality Assurance & Testing
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