[How to] Run 2 Trinity servers on the same Windows 10 laptop at the same time? about graphengine HOT 6 CLOSED

It's not pretty but the following seems to enable the running of 2 (or more) instances of different Trinity servers at the same time...

            TrinityConfig.HttpPort = 8080 + 1;
#pragma warning disable CS0612 // Type or member is obsolete
            TrinityConfig.ServerPort = 5304 + 1;
#pragma warning restore CS0612 // Type or member is obsolete

            TDWKMSServer kmsServer = new TDWKMSServer();
            kmsServer.Start();

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@mwherman2000 Looks like you want to set up a GE Cluster of two instances on the same machine; have you tried to create a configuration file for the two machines? I know there are a lot of examples using the "trinity.xml" XML file. I can send you an example config file. FYI - I run on one of our Azure VM instances some 15 GE services as Windows Services.

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@mwherman2000 did you get this figured out?

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The 2 port approach is working for now.

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For the record, the following doesn't work: you can't try to start two instances of your server from the same Windows process...

            TrinityConfig.HttpPort = 8080 + 1;
#pragma warning disable CS0612 // Type or member is obsolete
            TrinityConfig.ServerPort = 5304 + 1;
#pragma warning restore CS0612 // Type or member is obsolete
            var agent8081 = new NFELocalStorageAgentImplementation();
            agent8081.Start();

            TrinityConfig.HttpPort = 8080;
#pragma warning disable CS0612 // Type or member is obsolete
            TrinityConfig.ServerPort = 5304;
#pragma warning restore CS0612 // Type or member is obsolete
            var agent8080 = new NFELocalStorageAgentImplementation();
            agent8080.Start();

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Correct IP ports are not shared. You should explore Availability Groups (Cluster) if you need redundancy and horizontal and or vertical scaling.

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