This guy deserves more subscribes and more views. He is providing very great, useful and easy to understand content . Keep up the good work Tim and thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

love your tutorials man. helping a lot in my job. love from Sydney

Very very good! Beautifully articulated the context of use. You deserve far more views then you have!!

The concepts are explained very clearly and in detail. The demo is simple yet powerful enough to grab the full concept.

Tim, I've recently started work on a Windows Service project and I've been looking all over for examples on how to do it. By far, this has been the clearest example that I've seen. Thanks, Scott

Amazing work! I was asked during training at my job to create a windows service and this one covered everything in great detail! Thank you mr.Corey

Absolutely great content. I loved how you start to really a beginner then you gradually progress to a more complete solution, adding log and configuring Windows Service. Loved it. Thank you so much for the great content.

THANK YOU! I watched your other video on services ~1 year ago and thought "that's interesting, but I don't think I'll use that"...At work I was just asked to write a simple monitoring tool for our other services and this came in immensely handy.

Previously we had to use Topshelf and code a lot for logging into a file. I'm glad to see its all getting standardized. Great topic, great teaching, great video.

I wanted to try background jobs in windows, and exactly that is covered here. Great material, clear and concise until the end!

Absolutely amazing video, I started my internship as C# developer today, the project that I'm working with have a lot of worker services this video is very useful.

Tim, if we wouldn't have Covid currently, I would kiss you: At Minute 8:00 you made clear to me, what several (text) tutorials about this topic missed before: It's an endless process and it restarts every second. You are a wonderful tutor !!!

Hi man, excellent tutorial and great & clear explanation! I'm evaluating create a windows service to check some tables in the db and I'll try to do that with net core 3.0 ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Cheers from Argentina!

This is one of my favourite videos. I really enjoyed it. Thanks, Tim. I'm going to automate everything.

Thank you very much Tim! for all the knowledge you provide, your effort and time you invest to teach. Thank you very much!

Excellent tutorial. Clear and easy to follow. Thanks a bunch Tim.

Thanks a lot Tim. Really enjoyed learning this new concept for me. :)

Great topic and tutorial. Very useful information. Thank you also for covering the uninstall service.

I love the clarity with which you expose. I will use this new knowledge to create a database backup tool that replicates Mega and Dropbox backup. I have multiple clients using SQL Server Express and I need to maintain a good backup policy on each one. Thank you very much for the great content

great video Tim, also great content on your website. Keep up the good work. I hope people can make the difference between quality content like yours and other "made on the knees" content who just floods youtube and other chanels.

I really wish you all the best! Your videos have been very helpful! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

Really appreciate the work you are putting into your content! :)

Thank you Tim, it was awesome!

Very useful, Very to the point, Well explained, Solid... Thanks Tim

This was excellent content. Succinct and informative. Thank you tim!

Awesome tim , amazing as always, hope to see one grpc service :)

Thank you for this great work. I will like to try the worker service to run some certain background services for my application. Thank you once again

A very understandable explanation. Great job sir!

Well delivered, and many thanks!

Hello Tim, thanks for the video, is very useful!

Excellent delivery. Thank you.

Brilliant. I have been evaluating whether .Net Core is a good fit for mixed Windows/Linux environment, which requires small microservices like this (not this simple). And you basically answered it. Thank you! Awesome stuff.

Great job Tim. Thanks a lot, great presentation.

Thanks very much Tim for your great work. You are the best

Great video! Thank you Tim.

Amazing Tutorial Tim!!

This is fabulous. Thank you Tim

Watching this to upgrade a .NET Framework 4.5 windows service to .NET5. Great video!

Thanks for this detailed video. Really helpful.

Hi Tim, that was excellent thanks for the lesson. I am monitoring all websites on the web now.

just wow thanks again Tim!

Great video & simply explained! Thanks!

Nice explanation. Thank you so much for sharing.

Many thanks for this video, finally i get it how it all works!

Great tutorial man! Thanks a lot from Panamá!

Great video. Of note, if you are simply updating the service, you can stop the service, copy/replace the files and start the service. No need to uninstall.

Tim, it was very nice. Thank you. Please, send more videos about Worker Services, but now, working the advanced ways. Example: "Worker Services with Selenium automation"

good job and good luck bro!!!

Excellent video dude, thanks so much...!!! - Greetings from Caracas / Venezuela

i am new to c# and it's quite challenging for me. but i have discovered your channel and will study your material slowly by slowly. hopping to learn a lot

Great content as usual I can't skip a single video from your channel ! Do you think it would be a good idea or even possible to create a worker that can update a memory cache in the background when database changes occur ? Is such a concept possible with this ?

Excellent video ! You should have a "buy me a coffee" button.. I would have gladly bought you a couple ! Great Work again !!!

Very nicely explained. Thanks.

Great content! You've gained a new follower

Very good explanation!

another clear and help full tutorial

Thank you, Tim. This is a very informative video. I watched it because I have a service that needs to run but I'm choosing to run it as a console app under the Windows Task Scheduler. I still wanted to explore my options though.

FYI - Deleting the service and files is not necessary to update the executable. You can just stop the service, publish your changes, and then start the service up again. Aside from that this is an EXCELLENT tutorial!

Absolutely fantastic! I wish there is a second part to this on how to add the installer.

It's Really nice man..! And very clear explanation.!

Thanks Tim for one more nice lesson.

Nice video...Thanks for explain very detailed

Looks like a great video for beginners.

Thanks Tim you helped me a lot with your detailed explanation. Translation by Google.

Very useful video, Thank u Tim 💯😊

Nice video! thx from Brazil.

Thank you Tim 🎉

Love it. Thanks!

Fantastic video. thanks a lot.

Thanks for sharing!

thank you for making this video

Thanks Tim. It's really simple and usefull staff to start. It would be nice if you record new video with more cool things and deploy it to Azure.

Im study english only for you videos It is a lot of information

Very good . Thanks 🙏

Thank you so much dude. You helped me alot.

Thank you! for your effort!

This is great video, thank you

Thanks for your Video - like the others awesome!

That was good and valuable.

A little bit slow pace for my liking but you are covering a lot of ground here nice work Tim! This way is a lot nicer than the current 2.* way.

Thanks for the video

Excellent lecture deserve respect... Like

Thank you!

Is there a way to automatically install and start the service aswell? Nice vid btw very helpful! I want to use the worker to automatically add and commit the changes in svn, do you think this is a good practice?

Hi Tim great video you mention the possibility to trigger the service based on an event in a database could you elaborate on that. Is that done on the DB side using events or sound really interesting. Love you r videos i get so much inspiration from this keep it up!

A bit old thread here but the first time when I met worker service was trying to make Hangfire running in a Docker container :)

another great vid

Very useful. Please keep up the good work. Only thing I noticed that you could use string interpolation to make code more readable. instead of saying Log.info("Web Site Status: {statusCode}", statusCode); could do : Log.info($"Website Status: {statusCode} "); notice the '$'

Who knew? It just happens I am converting a console app / service that I wrote years ago from .NET Framework to .NET Core. I did the service bare metal using InstallUtil. That's fine, but It appears that this will accomplish the same thing in COre, and give me a Linux Daemon on top of it, with much simpler code. I am just lucky to have stumbled across this !!

Great video! Completely understood. The outstanding question I've got, though, is how or where do I pass a Cancellation token to end my service operation?

finally! a way to debug a window service :D

0:00 - Intro 1:15 - Creating Demo Worker Service App 2:54 - What is a Worker Service 3:59 - Service App template code overview 9:32 - Service App code design using http client 20:15 - Showing log messages: Serilog NuGet references 22:22 - Showing log messages: Serilog configuration 25:00 - Showing log messages: Implementing Serilog 29:45 - Configuring Worker Service for Windows: WindowsServices NuGet 31:32 - Deploying the Service App 33:39 - Installing the Service using PowerShell 37:26 - Uninstalling the Service using PowerShell 39:24 - Updating, deploying, installing and uninstalling the Service 44:04 - Summary and concluding remarks

Hi Tim, congrats for the great videos you are making!!! Keep up the good work :) Do you have any plans to make a video how we can develop some application on Visual Studio for Windows and deploy it to a Linux OS?

Excellent your tutorial. I think that is better than hangfire.

Very Good

Thanks!

Sir Your voice is marvelous , Every Student pray to get Teacher Like You, Sir I want to learn Xamarin but did not find any good tutorial about this can you provide some tutorial about Xamarin to get Started

Amazing content Tim, easy to understand Thank you so much. can we have a video on Quartz scheduler in c# .Net Core?

Thank you so much

Thanks for your video. It's so in depth. Are you able to do a video on automating the deployment of a windows service? Eg Deploying from some generic CI/CD pipeline on some server and deploying the service to another server that may or may not have the service already running?