The NEW Way to Create Windows Services

Опубликовано: 04 Октябрь 2021
на канале: Roberts Dev Talk

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Here is how you create and install a Windows Service using the .NET Core Worker template in both Visual Studio 2019 and VS Code (using the DotNet CLI). I'll cover scaffolding the project, hooking into app lifecycle events, adding the Serilog library for logging to file and console, adding the WindowsServices package, installing as a Windows Service, and demonstrate starting and stopping the service.

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Check out the full Serilog video here:
   • Make .NET Logging EASY with Serilog |...

Lots of info on the .NET Worker template here:
   • Hello .NET Core Worker Services! | C#...

0:00 Intro
0:25 Creating Worker from Command Line
1:00 Creating Worker with Visual Studio
1:30 Worker and Lifecycle hooks
3:14 Adding Serilog
5:50 Adding Windows Service
6:40 Publish from the Command Line
7:40 Publish from Visual Studio
8:36 Install Windows Service
10:24 Outro

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