Professional Software for Windows Services / 24×7 OperationAlwaysUp 17.5: Next-Gen Health Checks & Command Line UpgradesWhat’s new… Automatically restart your app if a supporting Windows Service isn’t running Catch HTTP error messages with the Web Server sanity check Sanity checks inspect your application’s entire process tree Control AlwaysUp from a command prompt Heightened logging & … Continue reading Your Windows Service Says “Running,” But Is It Actually Working?A green “Running” status in Services.msc can be very reassuring. Indeed, it means that your service’s executable is still active. But it’s NOT proof that your application is healthy — serving requests, processing jobs or accepting connections. The truth is … Continue reading Service Protector 11.5: Powerful New Tools Keep Your Windows Services Running 24/7Service Protector 11.5 is out! This release enhances Service Protector’s sanity checks — advanced tools that automatically detect subtle failures and restart faulty services. Here’s what the team worked on this time around. Automatically restart your Windows Service if another … Continue reading Service Protector 11: Resource Monitoring, Help for Slow Services, and MoreOur team released Service Protector 11.0 on October 25. Here’s what’s included in this new and improved version: Automatically restart your Windows Service if it consumes too many resource handles Is your Windows Service a “resource hog”? Does it chug … Continue reading Q&A: How Do I Force AlwaysUp To Restart My Batch File When It Hangs?I have a batch file I want to run once every minute. It copies certain files from one place to another. I have the batch file set so that AlwaysUp restarts it when it “fails” (stops running) as it is … Continue reading Posted in AlwaysUp Tagged alwaysup, batch-file, custom-sanity-check, q&a, regular-restart, sanity-check Leave a comment |
