Hi George
-- Sorry, that doesn't help at all. I've already read the Google doc you reference and have followed all the instructions, so I know how to use cloud_sql_proxy in a development environment or even manually on a production server. The problem I have is running it on a production Windows web server VM that won't have a logged in user most of the time. I can log in and run the proxy manually in a cli, but it stops as soon as the terminal services session is closed.
It's probably a really dumb question and shows my lack of knowledge with Windows servers, but I just don't know how to have the proxy running outside of a logged in desktop session. The Google doc says it can be used on a production server, but doesn't explain how to run the proxy as a service at boot time. If the proxy is run as a orphan process from the cli and then crashes, what then? I want to set this up and just have it work, even if the server is restarted.
What is the recommended way to do this? I need specifics, not general overview. I'm about to try setting up a task with task scheduler and see if that works.
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