Microservices using C#

[Arun Nair]

Hi,

 Has anyone built high performance Microservices in C#. I found using a middleware like Rabbit MQ to communicate between services, insufficient for my performance needs. The domain is gaming. The current response time is around 250 ms, without microservices an without any middleware.

-Arun

[Kijana Woodard]

You should probably checkout:

https://www.ageofascent.com/ [see tech posts]

and 

http://codeopinion.com/event-stream-message-queue/

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[thang chung]

Hi Arun,

I am building the example that using MSA approach, but it is still in progress, not what you expected yet :)

It is just for your references. You can find out at https://github.com/thangchung/magazine-website. Hope this will make you have ideas to build your own one. 

Regards,

Thang. 

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[Arun Nair]

Thanks, will check it out

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[Arun Nair]

Thanks, will check them

[Greg Young]

See zeromq it has C# adapters.

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[Christian Droulers]

I've recently stumbled upon this project on github : https://github.com/AdaptiveConsulting/ReactiveTraderCloud It uses microservices and tries to be as high performance as possible. Also uses event sourcing, which might be fun to look at!

[Arun Nair]

This looks pretty good. Thanks for the link. 

[Arun Nair]

Thanks will try it out.  I have tried NetMQ though, it worked fine for a while, but later it started crashing every 3 hours or so. We were never able to figure out what was wrong, and the exception (AgainException) did not give us any clue.

-Arun

[Peter Hageus]

Do you need at-least-once or at-most-once?

Akka.net just replaced their transport layer to improve performance. Haven’t tried the remoting parts myself, but they seem to be serious about speed. And it’s a very nice programming model.

/Peter

[Johnny KNOBLAUCH]

What about Azure Service Fabric ?

[Arun Nair]

Thanks for pointing me to this. At-least-once is preferable.   Will check Akka.NET out

[Peter Hageus]

You get guaranteed delivery with Akka.Peristence. (still beta I think, but close to release)

[Arun Nair]

Will this work without being hosted on Azure?

[Fredrik Skeel Løkke]

Checkout Aeron : https://github.com/real-logic/Aeron (Martin Thompson). C# client: https://github.com/AdaptiveConsulting/Aeron.NET.

[Modesto San Juan]

Yes! Even in Linux.