what is equivalent of a windows service on azure?

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灰色年华
灰色年华 2020-12-09 14:29

what is the way to have an always running process on azure? on windows it is windows service, but do i have to get a virtual machine just to have a single running process? I

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  •  醉梦人生
    2020-12-09 15:10

    There is no specific way to run your code in Azure. You have lots of choices, and which you choose is really up to you (and a matter of opinion). But, objectively speaking:

    • Install your service as you always have, in a Windows Server VM
    • Run your code, without the Windows Service wrapper, in a VM (either Windows or Linux, depending on language)
    • Pull your core code out of the service, and run it within a web/worker role (cloud service).
    • Run your code in a WebJob.
    • Run your code in a Web App (you'd need to add some way to get to it, like a REST API sitting in front of it)

    I see that @Neil suggested Service Fabric in his answer. That works too, except you'll need to learn about Service Fabric in general, since it works a bit differently.

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