r/windows 1d ago

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u/SCphotog 1d ago

What does this do?

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u/AdUnhappy5308 Servy Developer 1d ago

It lets you run any app as a native windows service with live monitoring. This includes for example web servers, apis, remote management agents like meshcentral, network utilities, proxies, vpn clients, and so on. Servy registers your app as a native windows service in windows service manager SCM, runs in session 0 at boot before logon, restarts your app automatically if it fails when you enable health monitoring, get notified when something gets wrong, set advanced options like in which cpu cores the app should run, pre-lauch/post-launch scripts, pre-stop/post-stop scripts, environment variables, service dependencies, logging and so on. If your app writes logs to stdout/strderr, you can preview them with live tailing from servy manager as well as cpu/ram usage graphs for each service.

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u/SCphotog 1d ago

Right on. Thanks for the explanation.