Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationAlwaysUp Feature Spotlight: Restrict Your App To Specific CPUsWhat is the “restrict CPUs” feature? Why should I limit my application to one or more CPUs? How do I enable the “restrict CPUs” feature in AlwaysUp? How do I confirm that AlwaysUp is limiting my application to the designated … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, alwaysup-feature-spotlight, cpu-hogging, cpu-pinning, feature-spotlight, processor-affinity Leave a comment AlwaysUp 16.5: Easily Install nginx as a Service, Survive Resource Leaks, and moreAlwaysUp version 16.5 is out! Here’s what our team worked on in this new release. The Application Advisor now supports the nginx web server If you’re looking to run nginx as a Windows Service, you’re in luck. With the help … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, application-advisor, check-handle-count-sanity-check, new-release, nginx, parallels, sanity-check Leave a comment AlwaysUp Feature Spotlight: Automatically Reconnect Network DrivesWhat is the “automatically reconnect network drives” feature? When should I use it? How do I activate the feature in AlwaysUp? How do I know if AlwaysUp hasn’t mapped my drive? AlwaysUp isn’t reconnecting my drive. Help! How do I … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, alwaysup-feature-spotlight, feature-spotlight, network-drives Leave a comment Q&A: How Do You Make Sure Your Software Is Secure?We’re conducting an evaluation of your software from a security perspective and have some questions that we’d like to address to ensure it meets our requirements. To start, can you please explain what your company does to make sure that … Continue reading Posted in Company Tagged alwaysup, antivirus, code-review, code-signing, iso-27001, security, security-alerts, service-protector, threat-detection Leave a comment How We Control Our AlwaysUp Applications From ChatGPTIn this article… Why integrate with AI? What does integration look like? How we connected AlwaysUp and ChatGPT Step 1: Installed AlwaysUp Web Service Step 2: Allowed AlwaysUp Web Service through the firewall Step 3: Generated a SSL certificate for … Continue reading |