This sample will show a variety of built in tools and techniques in MassTransit.
A message broker. This sample provides a docker-compose.yml which uses RabbitMq (broker) and MsSql (db). If you have rabbitMq locally installed, you can skip the first step.
- in the directory with the docker-compose.yml run the command
docker-compose up -d - After complete, give it a few seconds, and you can browse to http://localhost:15672, and view the rabbitmq management console
- go into the src/SampleSignalR.Service/ directory and type
dotnet run --console - in another command window, go into src/SampleSignalR.Mvc and type
dotnet run --launch-profile sample1 - in a thihrd command window, go into src/SampleSignalR.Mvc and type
dotnet run --launch-profile sample2 - Browse to http://localhost:5100
- In another browser tab, go to http://localhost:5200
The reason we run two profiles is to simulate horizontal scaling. If you have two web hosts, any message sent on signalr backplane should be sent to all services on the backplane. And lastly, the console app can simulate a backend service that wants to send events directly to the SignalR javascript methods.
When you are all done, run docker-compose down