Alfus Inigo Jaganathan

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Running .NET Core Console Apps as Windows Services

Build and run a .NET Core console application as windows services

Learn how to transform your .NET Core console applications into fully functional Windows services. This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for building and configuring .NET Core apps to run as services, offering a background processing solution without a user interface. Ideal for developers looking to automate tasks or create non-interactive background applications on Windows platforms, this method enhances application versatility and deployment options.

Posted by Alfus Jaganathan Saturday, March 23, 2019

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