Servy

by Akram El Assas

v8.3 MIT inno x64
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About Servy

Servy lets you run any app as a native Windows service with full control over the working directory, startup type, process priority, logging, health checks, environment variables, dependencies, pre-launch and post-launch hooks, pre-stop and post-stop hooks, and parameters. It's designed to be a full-featured alternative to NSSM, WinSW, and FireDaemon Pro. Servy is digitally signed using a trusted code-signing certificate provided by the SignPath Foundation. This ensures that all Servy executables and installers are verified and secure, giving you peace of mind when using the tool. Servy offers a desktop app, a CLI, and a PowerShell module that let you create, configure, and manage Windows services interactively or through scripts and CI/CD pipelines. It also includes a Manager app for easily monitoring and managing all installed services in real time. Features: - Clean, simple UI - Monitor and manage all installed services with Servy Manager - Real-time CPU and RAM monitoring with live performance graphs for installed services - Real-time service stdout and stderr output preview in Servy Console - Service dependency tree visualization with status indicators - CLI and PowerShell module for full scripting and automated deployments - Run any executable as a Windows service - Set service name, description, startup type, priority, working directory, environment variables, and dependencies - Environment variable expansion supported in parameters, process paths and startup directories - Run services as Local System, local or domain accounts, Active Directory accounts, or gMSAs - Redirect stdout/stderr to log files with automatic size-based and date-based rotations - Run pre-launch hook before starting the service, with retries, timeout, logging and failure handling - Run post-launch hook after the application starts successfully - Run pre-stop and post-stop hooks before the application stops and after the application stops - Supports Ctrl+C for command-line apps, close-window for GUI apps, and force kill if unresponsive - Prevent orphaned/zombie processes with improved lifecycle management and ensuring resource cleanup - Health checks and automatic service recovery - Browse and search logs by level, date, and keyword for faster troubleshooting from Servy Manager - Export/Import service configurations for easy backups and automation - Service Event Notification alerts on service failures via Windows notifications and email - Compatible with Windows 7-11 x64 and Windows Server editions Who is it for? - Developers: Run development servers, scripts, or custom tools as services without extra setup. - Sysadmins & IT professionals: Ensure critical background processes stay alive, monitored, and properly logged. - Teams or organizations: Automate background services reliably across multiple machines.

Package ID
aelassas.Servy
Version
8.3
Publisher
Akram El Assas
License
MIT
Installer
inno
Architecture
x64

Tags

adminautomationbackground-serviceclidevopsdotnetnssmpowershellscmservice-manager

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I install Servy using winget?
Open PowerShell or Windows Terminal and run: winget install aelassas.Servy. Winget ships with Windows 10 (1809+) and Windows 11.
What is Servy?
Servy lets you run any app as a native Windows service with full control over working directory, startup type, process priority, logging, health checks, pre-launch scripts and parameters.
Is Servy free to download?
Servy is distributed under the MIT license. Use the winget command above or the download button to get it directly from the publisher.
How do I update Servy with winget?
Run winget upgrade aelassas.Servy in PowerShell or Windows Terminal to update to the latest available version.
How do I uninstall Servy?
Run winget uninstall aelassas.Servy to remove Servy from your system.