MassTransit for Service Fabric
See original GitHub issueIt would be good if we could get MassTransit working native with Service Fabric, I recently did a little spike to just get a basic ServiceListener working to Start/Stop the Bus within MassTransit which gets a small step in the door, This spike can be found here with an example.
It however might be worth considering:
Partitioning
Within stateful services you can partition your requests based on a partition key, it would be good to get MassTransit hooked in to this so it works seamlessly together
State
Within stateful services we can store isolated state which would be ideal for MassTransit persistence, It’s just a dictionary and supports transactions.
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ASF has been around over a decade, it powers a huge chunk of Microsofts Azure offerings:
I don’t think it’s going away. It would be nice to see an extension to MassTransit that understands SF partitions. But I guess it’s a pretty big job.
Good stuff here, but honestly, with container-based deployments and other things, I doubt SF survives another year. So I’m going to close this.