scadalink-design/deprecated/lmxproxy/docs/requirements/Component-ServiceHost.md

Component: ServiceHost

Purpose

The entry point and lifecycle manager for the LmxProxy Windows service. Handles Topshelf service hosting, Serilog logging setup, component initialization/teardown ordering, and Windows SCM service recovery configuration.

Location

• src/ZB.MOM.WW.LmxProxy.Host/Program.cs — entry point, Serilog setup, Topshelf configuration.
• src/ZB.MOM.WW.LmxProxy.Host/LmxProxyService.cs — service lifecycle (Start, Stop, Pause, Continue, Shutdown).

Responsibilities

• Configure and launch the Topshelf Windows service.
• Load and validate configuration from appsettings.json.
• Initialize Serilog logging.
• Orchestrate service startup: create all components in dependency order, connect to MxAccess, start servers.
• Orchestrate service shutdown: stop servers, dispose all components in reverse order.
• Configure Windows SCM service recovery policies.

1. Entry Point (Program.cs)

1. Builds configuration from appsettings.json + environment variables via ConfigurationBuilder.
2. Configures Serilog from the Serilog section of appsettings (console + file sinks).
3. Validates configuration using ConfigurationValidator.ValidateAndLog().
4. Configures Topshelf HostFactory:
   • Service name: ZB.MOM.WW.LmxProxy.Host
   • Display name: SCADA Bridge LMX Proxy
   • Start automatically on boot.
   • Service recovery: first failure 1 min, second 5 min, subsequent 10 min, reset period 1 day.
5. Runs the Topshelf host (blocks until service stops).

2. Service Lifecycle (LmxProxyService)

2.1 Startup Sequence (Start)

Components are created and started in dependency order:

1. Validate configuration.
2. Check/generate TLS certificates (if TLS enabled).
3. Create PerformanceMetrics.
4. Create ApiKeyService — loads API keys from file.
5. Create MxAccessClient via factory.
6. Subscribe to connection state changes.
7. Connect to MxAccess synchronously — times out at ConnectionTimeoutSeconds (default 30s).
8. Start MonitorConnectionAsync (if AutoReconnect enabled).
9. Create SubscriptionManager.
10. Create SessionManager.
11. Create HealthCheckService + DetailedHealthCheckService.
12. Create StatusReportService + StatusWebServer.
13. Create ScadaGrpcService.
14. Create ApiKeyInterceptor.
15. Configure gRPC Server with TLS or insecure credentials.
16. Start gRPC server on 0.0.0.0:{GrpcPort}.
17. Start StatusWebServer.

2.2 Shutdown Sequence (Stop)

Components are stopped and disposed in reverse order:

1. Cancel reconnect monitor — wait 5 seconds for exit.
2. Graceful gRPC server shutdown — 10-second timeout, then kill.
3. Stop StatusWebServer — 5-second wait.
4. Dispose all components in reverse creation order.
5. Disconnect from MxAccess — 10-second timeout.

2.3 Other Lifecycle Events

• Pause: Supported by Topshelf but behavior is a no-op beyond logging.
• Continue: Resume from pause, no-op beyond logging.
• Shutdown: System shutdown signal, triggers the same shutdown sequence as Stop.

3. Service Recovery (Windows SCM)

Configured via Topshelf's EnableServiceRecovery:

Failure	Action	Delay
First	Restart service	1 minute
Second	Restart service	5 minutes
Subsequent	Restart service	10 minutes
Reset period	—	1 day

All values are configurable via ServiceRecoveryConfiguration.

4. Service Identity

Property	Value
Service name	ZB.MOM.WW.LmxProxy.Host
Display name	SCADA Bridge LMX Proxy
Start mode	Automatic
Platform	x86 (.NET Framework 4.8)
Framework	Topshelf

Dependencies

• Topshelf — Windows service framework.
• Serilog — structured logging (console + file sinks).
• Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration — configuration loading.
• Configuration — validated configuration objects.
• All other components are created and managed by LmxProxyService.

Interactions

• Configuration is loaded and validated first; all other components receive their settings from it.
• MxAccessClient is connected synchronously during startup. If connection fails within the timeout, the service fails to start.
• GrpcServer and StatusWebServer are started last, after all dependencies are ready.