Examples for .NET Core Console App? about azuresignalr-samples HOT 6 CLOSED

Sounds like your scenario is broadcast messages from server to clients. And the clients are from console app.

You can use HubConnection to connect to Azure SignalR Service. Sample usage is at here.
Two things are different from connecting to a self-hosted ASP.NET Core SignalR Server:

• URL is like this.
• Use access token for authentication, which is generated like here.

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@olavt Thanks for the feedback!
I assume you mean starting client connections from .NET Core Console App to Azure SignalR Service.

If you already have a console app working with self-hosted ASP.NET Core SignalR, you don't have to change anything in your console app.
The only change you need is to call AddAzureSignalR and UseAzureSignalR in your ASP.NET Core SignalR server and configure the connection string. Then your console app will be automatically connecting to Azure SignalR Service.

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Add a link to the console app sample in aspnet/SignalR and close the issue.

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I was looking for a sample with a console app connecting directly to the Azure SignalR Service with no ASP.NET Core SignalR Server involved.

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Could you describe your scenario in more details?
Right now you always need an ASP.NET Core SignalR Server if you want duplex communication between your clients and your server.
If you only need to push messages from server to clients, then you can use our REST API without having a SignalR Server. [The real-time signin sample] is showing this pattern. The difference is the clients are using JavaScript.

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The scenario is to use Azure SignalR service as a fast way to get messages / events from a publisher to consumers from pure console apps running without any web / GUI.

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