I want to be certain that a WCF service running as a standalone executable (or windows service) cannot crash.
In case it wasn’t obvious, I’m looking for more than a yes or no answer.
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I want to be certain that a WCF service running as a standalone executable (or windows service) cannot crash.
In case it wasn’t obvious, I’m looking for more than a yes or no answer.
Yes. It can run out of disk space or memory space. Or some application with protected access can come along and corrupt it’s memory. The CPU could experience an intermittent hardware failure that results in some otherwise impossible set of variable values that lead to a crash. They’res a myriad of possible though unlikely scienarious that could cause it to crash unexpectedly.