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For those interested, here's a powershell snippet that will start/restart the Jenkins slave service in case of termination: (NOTE: replace the $jenkins variable with the name of your Windows service name)
$DebugPreference = 2
$VerbosePreference = 2
$WarningPreference = 2
$jenkins = "jenkinsslave-c__Jenkins"
$now = (Get-Date).ToString()
$jenkinsService = Get-Service | Where-Object {($_.Name -eq $jenkins) -and ($_.Status -eq [System.ServiceProcess.ServiceControllerStatus]::Stopped)}
if ($jenkinsService.count -eq 1)
{ Write-Warning ($now + " Jenkins slave not running. Starting...") Start-Service $jenkins }else
{
$errorLog = (Get-Content C:\Jenkins\jenkins-slave.err.log)[-1]
{ Write-Warning ($now + " Jenkins was terminated. Restarting...") Restart-Service $jenkins }if ($errorLog.ToLower().CompareTo("info: terminated") -eq 0)
else
{ Write-Verbose ($now + " Jenkins slave is live and kicking!") }}