I've been doing something similar with UD, except I convert my script into an exe first with a script called PS2EXE, then I install the exe with NSSM. I think my method introduces a little extra overhead so I wouldd like to redo my dashboards with this method and compare memory and CPU usage. Great vid, thanks
Congratulations on reaching the 1,000 subs. I hope you have the 'Hours Watch' to finally get some payment. I am shor 203 at this moment, so I am hoping for a quick bump on my next couple of videos.
@@TipsForITPros Thanks - I'm working on it. I didn't start mine to make any money either, however if I can it will allow me to buy better production equipment, parts, etc., to make more videos.
@@TipsForITPros script continuously runs command and in output leaves ..listening port information, as I understand since windows doesn't receive any response it thinks service is dead and shuts it down then try to run it again and again receive no response...
Creating a service in Windows is not hard. Only hard for people that does not understand about the properties and permissions of running processes.. Without any tools, just use the Task Scheduler. In less than 2 minutes.
I wouldn't call the task scheduler a service. Also scheduled tasks you would need to setup your own monitoring as most monitoring platforms only check for failed services. On the other hand if you know how to create a windows service in 2 minutes that doesn't involve creating C# code i would be interested to know.
really depends on the environment you are working in, but I am glad with WSL i don't need to swap between laptops or terminals on other computer now :)
