FireDaemon Trinity is a Windows Service Management program that allows users to manage services running on multiple workstations and servers on their networks. Any app can also be run as a service.
The Web Server offers users the ability to manage services through their web browser or SOAP remotely from the Enterprise Management Console, while also allowing users to collect Windows Event Log and Windows service status through RSS. On the other hand, the Console Application is your tool to run any application program executable as a Windows service. You can mainly configure this through the Enterprise Management Console, but users may also create XML files that define the service and install them through the command line.
One of FireDaemon's most significant features is its ability to run any 32-bit or 64-bit application, including EXE or DLL, scripts such as BAT CMD, .NET, Perl, Java, Python, and TCL TK, as an XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, or 7 service. Trinity mandates the Microsoft Windows .NET 2.0 framework, which is necessary for both the Management Console and Web Server.
Trinity services facilitate low memory and CPU overhead, subprocess prioritization, support for custom environments, CPU binding, monitoring, and logging to the event log and on-disk log files. By implementing Trinity, applications can achieve maximum uptime, making them less prone to accidental crashes or intentional shutdowns.
With FireDaemon's setup as a service, the program runs in the background all the time, regardless of whether a user is logged in or not. This is essential for certain programs, such as network management or business productivity software, that should always be running. Services can be run as LocalSystem or as a specific domain or local user, and Trinity also lets users determine specific periods of the day, week, or month when services can run.
Trinity provides an effective solution for simplifying system administration and management, improving user experience, and ensuring maximum uptime for specific programs. Its innovative features make it highly recommended for any user running Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 2008, or 7 service.
Version 2.4.2675: Minor bug fixes.
Version 2.4.2669: Bug fixes and other general improvements.
Version 2.2.2651: Bug fixes and improvements. Support for Server 2008 and Windows 7.
Version 2.1.2596: Completely rewritten GUI. Myriad of bugfixes and improvements.
Version 2.1.2593: Completely rewritten GUI. Myriad of bugfixes and improvements.
Version 2.1.2581: Completely rewritten GUI. Myriad of bugfixes and improvements.
Version 2.1.2573: Completely rewritten GUI. Myriad of bugfixes and improvements.
Version 2.0.2456: Added Local Registry Editor to Tools menu, Live Bookmarks available in webserver, Load XML in New Service dialog, You can now select no CPUs (ie. AffinityMask = 0 = SMP), Right click menu Start/Stop reversed, Editing machine name, the quit UI caused crash, Start menu shortcuts didn't work on Swedish
Version 2.0 GA: New product release.