Connecting the agent to the master *is* a robust way to connect.  Many
users around the world use that method to connect agents to masters,
including Windows masters, Linux masters, and other platforms.

If the agent is being disconnected after some time, there may be something
on the agent computer which kills the client process that runs on the agent
(for example, some program that won't allow Java programs to run for an
extended period).  If the agent process dies or is killed on the agent
computer, the agent will be disconnected.  If you're running the agent
process from the command line, then you may find hints to the cause of the
command line failure in the command prompt window that launched the agent.
If you're running the agent process by clicking the "Launch" button to
launch the agent from the browser, you may want to try running the agent
from the command line instead, just in case some diagnostic messages might
help you.

There may be something in the networking definition between the master and
the agents which is causing the agent process to die.  Usually, when the
network connection is interrupted between a master and  agent launched to
connect to the master.  This seems less likely to be the problem, since you
mentioned that the when running as a restart, the service restarted
frequently.

On Mon, Aug 5, 2019 at 5:46 AM Shubham Bansal <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have a Linux Azure machine as master and it connects to the windows
> slave machine using the option "Launch Agent by connecting it to master"
>
> This connects the agent fine but gets disconnected after some time (around
> 20-30 minutes). I tried running the agent as windows service but the
> service keeps restarting frequently causing the build to fail of it is
> triggered at this time of restart process.
>
> Can someone here suggest a more robust way to connect?
>
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