Re: Python services within existing .Net infrastructure
Walter Prins <[email protected]>
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Hi To add to the other good avice that's been given: You might want to look into NSSM, the Non Sucking Service Manager, to wrap your python services into Windows services. It makes it a doddle on Windows to wrap almost any application as a service. We have wrapped some node services and some other non-service applications that should behave as services (that is to say, start at boot time and so on) with good results. NSSM homepage: https://nssm.cc/ Note: I see the project's certificate seems to have expired or something since I last visited. (I didn't get the certificate warning previously when I last visited, so this seems likely just an omission.) Walter Prins _______________________________________________ python-uk mailing list [email protected] https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-uk