Windows Nginx to service self-boot

1. Download the latest version of the Windows Service Wrapper program

Https://github.com/kohsuke/winsw/releases

2. You can modify its name, for example: Myapp.exe copy the renamed Myapp.exe to the Nginx installation directory

3. Create a Windows Service wrapper XML configuration file under the same Nginx directory, the name must match the name used when the first step is renamed (for example, I am "myapp.xml")

The contents of the Myapp.xml file are as follows:

<configuration>

<!--ID of the service. It should be unique accross the Windows system-->
<id>nginx</id>

<!--Display name of the service-
<name>nginx Service 1.12.2</name>

<!--Service Description-
<description>high Performance Nginx service</description>

<executable>C:\nginx\nginx.exe</executable>

</configuration>

4, under command line, execute the following command to install it as a Windows service.

d:\neatbeanssofts\redis-x64-3.2.100> myapp.exe Install

At this point, complete, confirm: My Computer right---management------Is there an nginx? Start Up,

Access http://localhost in the browser confirm, then stop the service, and then visit http://localhost confirm.

Add:
The command format for Windows Servcie wrapper is as follows:

# Installation Services

d:\neatbeanssofts\redis-x64-3.2.100> myapp.exe Install

# Uninstall Service

d:\neatbeanssofts\redis-x64-3.2.100> myapp.exe Uninstall

# Start Service

d:\neatbeanssofts\redis-x64-3.2.100> myapp.exe Start

# Stop Service

d:\neatbeanssofts\redis-x64-3.2.100> myapp.exe Stop

Windows Nginx to service self-boot