NServiceBus.Azure.Samples
This repository contains samples for some of the common scenarios that the Azure transports are used in.
VideoStore.AzureServiceBus.Cloud
This sample shows how to use the windows azure servicebus for communication between endpoints hosted in a cloudservices solution.
To get started:
First replace the namespace and key values in all template connection strings
Endpoint=sb://{namespace}.servicebus.windows.net/;SharedSecretIssuer=owner;SharedSecretValue={key}
Then, hit F5
VideoStore.AzureServiceBus.OnPremises
This sample shows how to use the windows azure servicebus for communication between endpoints hosted in a traditional nservicebus host exe.
To get started:
First replace the namespace and key values in all template connection strings
Endpoint=sb://{namespace}.servicebus.windows.net/;SharedSecretIssuer=owner;SharedSecretValue={key}
Then, hit F5
VideoStore.AzureStorageQueues.Cloud
This sample shows how to use the windows azure storage queues for communication between endpoints hosted in a cloudservices solution.
To get started:
Just hit F5
VideoStore.AzureStorageQueues.Cloud.DynamicHost
This sample shows how to use the windows azure storage queues for communication between endpoints hosted, colocated in the same cloudservices instance.
To get started:
- Open and compile the solution
- Ensure development storage emulator is started
- invoke upload.ps1 from a powershell command line to upload all worker roles to your endpoint storage
Then, hit F5
Known issues:
There are 2 known issues with this sample
- When you stop debugging in VS the hosted processes will continue running, as VS does not signal the OnStop worker role method, it's better to hit Stop in the emulator UI instead
- Logging to console (instead of to file, or to diagnostics storage), can cause processes to deadlock under certain conditions