Java Service Steward
Runs, controls, and monitors Java applications as Windows services
by Jay YanezFree
Description
Java Service Steward is a Windows service host for Java applications, written in Rust and released under Apache-2.0 OR MIT. It installs a Java application as a Windows service, launches and supervises the JVM over an authenticated loopback channel, restarts it when it fails or stops responding, rotates its log, and provides thread and heap dumps on demand.…
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What is Java Service Steward?
Java Service Steward is a Windows service host for Java applications, written in Rust and released under Apache-2.0 OR MIT. It installs a Java application as a Windows service, launches and supervises the JVM over an authenticated loopback channel, restarts it when it fails or stops responding, rotates its log, and provides thread and heap dumps on demand.
Is Java Service Steward free?
Yes. Java Service Steward is free to use.
Do I need to download Java Service Steward?
No. Java Service Steward runs in your browser at jayyanez.github.io, so there's nothing to install.
Who makes Java Service Steward?
Java Service Steward is made by Jay Yanez.
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