A powershell script that forces jira service off and then on again.

restart-jira.ps1

$thisDirectory = "C:\JIRA";
$logPath = "$thisDirectory\restartLog.log";
Function LogWrite
{
   Param ([string]$logString)
   $dateString = "$(Get-Date -Format u)";
   $outputString = "$dateString $logString";
   Write-Host $outputString;
   Add-content $logPath  -value $outputString;
}
$serviceName = "JIRA240114184356";
$startServiceDirectory = "C:\JIRA\JIRA";
$startServiceCommandArgs = "C:\JIRA\JIRA\start_service.bat";
LogWrite "Searching for PID for service: $serviceName";
$servicePID =  (get-wmiobject win32_service | where { $_.name -eq $serviceName}).processID;
if($servicePID -eq 0)
{
    LogWrite "PID not found for service: $serviceName.";
    LogWrite "$(Get-Date -Format u) - Starting service: $serviceName...";
    cmd.exe /c $startServiceCommandArgs;
    exit 0;
}
LogWrite "Attempting to stop service: $serviceName PID: $servicePID";
$stopServiceCommandArgs = "taskkill /T /F /PID $servicePID";
cmd.exe /c $stopServiceCommandArgs;
LogWrite "Waiting for 10 seconds...";
Start-Sleep -s 10;
cd $startServiceDirectory;
LogWrite "$(Get-Date -Format u) - Starting service: $serviceName...";
cmd.exe /c $startServiceCommandArgs;
LogWrite "Successfully started service: $serviceName";
exit 0;