What is Window Service?
- A Windows service is a background application that runs without a user interface, typically performing system-level tasks or providing functionality to other programs.
- Windows services can start automatically when the operating system boots up and runs in the background, even when no user is logged in.
- They are managed through the Windows Service Control Manager (services.msc) and can be configured to start, stop, pause, and resume as needed.
- Examples of Windows services include antivirus programs, web servers and database servers.
How to run MongoDB as a Windows service?
MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database management system. It offers Windows users the convenience of running it as a service. Running MongoDB as a Windows service provides convenience and ensures that the database starts automatically with the system.
In this article, We will learn about What is Windows Service,and How to run MongoDB as a Windows Service in detail.