Overview
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Learn how to manage real-time connections in distributed cloud applications using Azure SignalR Service.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Real-time connections at scale using SignalR Service
- What you should know
- The need for Azure SignalR Service
- Exploring SignalR Service features
- Provisioning a SignalR Service instance
- Picking the right Azure SignalR Service mode
- Challenge: Provision and choose the correct service mode
- Solution: Provision and choose the correct service mode
- Setting up a SignalR enabled .NET Core application
- Configuring SignalR Service with ASP.NET Core
- Exploring SignalR Service failover options
- Adding a SignalR Service failover node
- Challenge: Configure ASP.NET Core to work with SignalR
- Solution: Configure ASP.NET Core to work with SignalR
- Exploring the Azure SignalR Service serverless mode
- Adding the negotiation endpoint
- Adding hub endpoints
- Connecting clients using a serverless SignalR Service
- Broadcasting messages from the client
- Broadcasting messages from the server
- Authenticating users with a serverless Azure SignalR Service instance
- Challenge: Authenticating with Facebook authentication
- Solution: Authenticating with Facebook authentication
- EventGrid integration benefits and use cases
- EventGrid reacting and responding
- Challenge: Notify users when users connect and disconnect
- Solution: Notify users when users connect and disconnect
- Next steps
