How to use AzureServer class of Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging package

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Program.cs

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...204 }205 MonitorClientProcess(this.ClientProcessId);206 /​/​ We create a server host that will create and wrap a Raft server instance (implemented207 /​/​ as a Coyote state machine), and execute it using the Coyote runtime.208 var host = new AzureServer(runtime, this.ConnectionString, this.TopicName, this.ServerId, this.ClusterSize, clusterManager);209 this.LocalId = host.HostedServer;210 host.Initialize();211 host.Start();212 var receiver = new AzureMessageReceiver(runtime, this.ConnectionString, this.TopicName, this.LocalId, subscriptionName);213 await receiver.RunAsync(cancelSource.Token);214 }215 /​/​/​ <summary>216 /​/​/​ Callback that is invoked when an unhandled exception is thrown in the Coyote runtime.217 /​/​/​ </​summary>218 private static void RuntimeOnFailure(Exception ex)219 {220 int processId = Process.GetCurrentProcess().Id;221 Console.WriteLine($"Server process with id {processId} failed with exception:");222 Console.WriteLine(ex);...

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AzureServer.cs

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...14 /​/​/​ instance executing in this process. The host uses the Azure Service Bus messaging15 /​/​/​ framework to allow communication between the hosted server instance and all other16 /​/​/​ remote servers that are part of the same Raft service, as well as the Raft client.17 /​/​/​ </​summary>18 public class AzureServer : IServerManager19 {20 /​/​/​ <summary>21 /​/​/​ The Coyote runtime responsible for executing the hosted state machine.22 /​/​/​ </​summary>23 private readonly IActorRuntime Runtime;24 /​/​/​ <summary>25 /​/​/​ Client providing access to the Azure Service Bus account.26 /​/​/​ </​summary>27 private readonly ManagementClient ManagementClient;28 /​/​/​ <summary>29 /​/​/​ Connection string to the Azure Service Bus account.30 /​/​/​ </​summary>31 private readonly string ConnectionString;32 /​/​/​ <summary>33 /​/​/​ The name of the Azure Service Bus topic.34 /​/​/​ </​summary>35 private readonly string TopicName;36 /​/​/​ <summary>37 /​/​/​ Actor id that provides access to the hosted <see cref="Server"/​> state machine.38 /​/​/​ </​summary>39 public readonly ActorId HostedServer;40 /​/​/​ <summary>41 /​/​/​ Actor id that provides access to the hosted <see cref="ClusterManager"/​> state machine.42 /​/​/​ </​summary>43 private readonly ActorId ClusterManager;44 /​/​/​ <summary>45 /​/​/​ Set that contains the id of each remote server in the Raft service.46 /​/​/​ </​summary>47 private readonly HashSet<string> RemoteServers;48 /​/​/​ <summary>49 /​/​/​ The id of the managed server.50 /​/​/​ </​summary>51 public string ServerId { get; }52 /​/​/​ <summary>53 /​/​/​ Collection of all remote server ids.54 /​/​/​ </​summary>55 public IEnumerable<string> RemoteServerIds => this.RemoteServers.ToList();56 /​/​/​ <summary>57 /​/​/​ Total number of servers in the service.58 /​/​/​ </​summary>59 public int NumServers { get; }60 /​/​/​ <summary>61 /​/​/​ Random generator for timeout values.62 /​/​/​ </​summary>63 private readonly Generator RandomValueGenerator;64 /​/​/​ <summary>65 /​/​/​ The leader election due time.66 /​/​/​ </​summary>67 public TimeSpan LeaderElectionDueTime => TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10 + this.RandomValueGenerator.NextInteger(10));68 /​/​/​ <summary>69 /​/​/​ The leader election periodic time interval.70 /​/​/​ </​summary>71 public TimeSpan LeaderElectionPeriod => TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30 + this.RandomValueGenerator.NextInteger(30));72 /​/​/​ <summary>73 /​/​/​ The number of times to ignore HandleTimeout74 /​/​/​ </​summary>75 public int TimeoutDelay => 0;76 public AzureServer(IActorRuntime runtime, string connectionString, string topicName,77 int serverId, int numServers, ActorId clusterManager)78 {79 this.Runtime = runtime;80 this.ManagementClient = new ManagementClient(connectionString);81 this.ConnectionString = connectionString;82 this.TopicName = topicName;83 this.NumServers = numServers;84 this.ClusterManager = clusterManager;85 this.ServerId = $"Server-{serverId}";86 this.RandomValueGenerator = Generator.Create();87 this.RemoteServers = new HashSet<string>();88 for (int id = 0; id < numServers; id++)89 {90 this.RemoteServers.Add($"Server-{id}");...

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AzureServer

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;2using System;3using System.Threading.Tasks;4{5 {6 static async Task Main(string[] args)7 {8 AzureServer server = new AzureServer();9 await server.StartAsync();10 Console.WriteLine("Server is running");11 Console.WriteLine("Press any key to stop the server");12 Console.ReadKey();13 await server.StopAsync();14 }15 }16}17using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;18using System;19using System.Threading.Tasks;20{21 {22 static async Task Main(string[] args)23 {24 AzureClient client = new AzureClient();25 await client.StartAsync();26 Console.WriteLine("Client is running");27 Console.WriteLine("Press any key to send a message");28 Console.ReadKey();29 client.SendMessage("Hello World!");30 Console.WriteLine("Message sent");31 Console.WriteLine("Press any key to stop the client");32 Console.ReadKey();33 await client.StopAsync();34 }35 }36}37The first program (1.cs) is the server, and the second program (2.cs) is the client. The server will listen for messages from clients, and the client will send messages to the server. To run both programs, you need to open two command prompts and run the following commands in both of them:

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1using System;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;4{5 {6 static async Task Main(string[] args)7 {8 AzureServer server = new AzureServer();9 await server.Initialize();10 string message = "Hello World";11 string response = await server.SendMessage(message);12 Console.WriteLine("Response: " + response);13 }14 }15}16using System;17using System.Threading.Tasks;18using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;19{20 {21 public Task Initialize()22 {23 Console.WriteLine("Azure Server initialized");24 return Task.CompletedTask;25 }26 public Task<string> SendMessage(string message)27 {28 Console.WriteLine("Message sent to Azure Server: " + message);29 return Task.FromResult("Hello World");30 }31 }32}

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;2using System;3using System.Threading.Tasks;4{5 {6 public static async Task Main(string[] args)7 {8 AzureServer server = new AzureServer();9 await server.StartServerAsync();10 }11 }12}13using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;14using System;15using System.Threading.Tasks;16{17 {18 public static async Task Main(string[] args)19 {20 AzureClient client = new AzureClient();21 await client.StartClientAsync();22 }23 }24}

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;2using System;3using System.Threading.Tasks;4{5 public static async Task Main(string[] args)6 {7 var server = new AzureServer();8 server.Start();9 Console.ReadLine();10 }11}

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;2using System;3using System.Threading.Tasks;4{5 {6 static async Task Main(string[] args)7 {8 Console.WriteLine("Azure Server started");9 var server = new AzureServer();10 await server.Run();11 }12 }13}14using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;15using System;16using System.Threading.Tasks;17{18 {19 static async Task Main(string[] args)20 {21 Console.WriteLine("Azure Client started");22 var client = new AzureClient();23 await client.Run();24 }25 }26}27using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;28using System;29using System.Threading.Tasks;30{31 {32 static async Task Main(string[] args)33 {34 Console.WriteLine("Azure Client started");35 var client = new AzureClient();36 await client.Run();37 }38 }39}40using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;41using System;42using System.Threading.Tasks;43{44 {45 static async Task Main(string[] args)46 {47 Console.WriteLine("Azure Client started");48 var client = new AzureClient();49 await client.Run();50 }51 }52}53using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;54using System;55using System.Threading.Tasks;56{57 {58 static async Task Main(string[] args)59 {60 Console.WriteLine("Azure Client started");61 var client = new AzureClient();62 await client.Run();63 }64 }65}66using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;67using System;68using System.Threading.Tasks;69{70 {71 static async Task Main(string[] args)72 {

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1using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;2using System;3using System.Threading.Tasks;4{5 {6 static void Main(string[] args)7 {8 Console.WriteLine("Starting Azure Server");9 AzureServer server = new AzureServer();10 Task.Run(async () => await server.Start());11 Console.ReadLine();12 }13 }14}

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1using System;2using System.Threading.Tasks;3using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging;4using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer;5using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer.AzureTableStorage;6using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer.BlobStorage;7using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer.QueueStorage;8using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer.ServiceBusQueue;9using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer.ServiceBusTopic;10using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer.StorageQueue;11using Microsoft.Coyote.Samples.CloudMessaging.AzureServer.StorageTable;12{13 {14 public static async Task Main(string[] args)15 {16 var server = new AzureServer("storageaccountname", "storageaccountkey");17 var tableService = new AzureTableStorageService(server);18 var blobService = new AzureBlobStorageService(server);19 var queueService = new AzureQueueStorageService(server);20 var serviceBusQueueService = new AzureServiceBusQueueService(server);21 var serviceBusTopicService = new AzureServiceBusTopicService(server);22 var storageQueueService = new AzureStorageQueueService(server);23 var storageTableService = new AzureStorageTableService(server);24 var tableService2 = new AzureTableStorageService(server);25 var blobService2 = new AzureBlobStorageService(server);26 var queueService2 = new AzureQueueStorageService(server);27 var serviceBusQueueService2 = new AzureServiceBusQueueService(server);28 var serviceBusTopicService2 = new AzureServiceBusTopicService(server);

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