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Hi Katie!. For using Worker Service as Linux daemon is pretty simple. Instead of installing Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting.WindowsServices, you got to install Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting.Systemd and instead of .UseWindowsService() just use .UseSystemd(). That´s it. Then you got to install it as preferred on your Linux environment.
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Does .UseWindowsService() run a Linux daemon and how do you get it to start/stop?
Hi Katie!. For using Worker Service as Linux daemon is pretty simple. Instead of installing
Microsoft.Extensions.Hosting.WindowsServices, you got to installMicrosoft.Extensions.Hosting.Systemdand instead of.UseWindowsService()just use.UseSystemd(). That´s it. Then you got to install it as preferred on your Linux environment.