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Add RunAsEmulator() method to wire up Azure SignalR's local emulator #6676

Open ssnseawolf opened 1 week ago

ssnseawolf commented 1 week ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe the problem.

Aspire does not have an Azure SignalR RunAsEmulator() method to wire up the Azure SignalR local emulator.

Describe the solution you'd like

An Azure SignalR serverless local emulator is available as a dotnet tool as Microsoft.Azure.SignalR.Emulator.

From the customer side, it seems natural for Aspire to offer a RunAsEmulator() method to wrap up the dotnet tool and handle the networking friction.

Additional context

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vicancy commented 6 days ago

Thanks for the suggestion! The only concern is the emulator is only for serverless -- for this we could check if the service is added in "Serverless" mode, and let RunAsEmulator throw during runtime if it not.

joperezr commented 6 days ago

@davidfowl can you check with the SignalR team to see if it's possible to create a container image for this (as opposed to using a dotnet tool)? That way it could be the same as the other patterns we already have.

davidfowl commented 5 days ago

@vicancy is on the SignalR service team 😄

vicancy commented 5 days ago

@davidfowl can you check with the SignalR team to see if it's possible to create a container image for this (as opposed to using a dotnet tool)? That way it could be the same as the other patterns we already have.

Sure our team will work on this.