As I understand, there might be several SF services within an exe. Each may have a different AspNetCoreCommunicationListener. Currently, each listener would return a list of all webhost addresses, not the address of the specific endpoint for that listener instance.
If there were 2 services running in one exe, and one service was deleted, would the SF load-balancing service think both services were closed and no longer available (eg: it might think all published endpoints were closed).
Hi -
As I understand, there might be several SF services within an exe. Each may have a different AspNetCoreCommunicationListener. Currently, each listener would return a list of all webhost addresses, not the address of the specific endpoint for that listener instance.
If there were 2 services running in one exe, and one service was deleted, would the SF load-balancing service think both services were closed and no longer available (eg: it might think all published endpoints were closed).
thanks, --craig