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rossbrower avatar rossbrower commented on August 12, 2024

The pricing document (https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/service-bus/) seems to imply that a HCM equivalent exists. Is there a new version or can the old HCM be used to connect to this new service via configuration?

Sample pricing 1: If you have a single listener, such as an instance of the Hybrid Connections Manager installed and continuously running for the entire month and you send 3 GB of data across the connection during the course of the month, your total charge will be $10.

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jtaubensee avatar jtaubensee commented on August 12, 2024

@rossbrower - As you may have noticed we have had a delay in transitioning the BizTalk Services Hybrid Connections Manager to the Relay team. With that said, we plan to support this in the future, but I don't have a strong ETA in the meantime.

To make sure I understand your use case, are you trying to use HCM as a listener to talk to an on-prem database instance, and write your own client?

cc @JustinConway

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rossbrower avatar rossbrower commented on August 12, 2024

We are using HCM connections to forward to an IIS website (bound to a particular port) that we stand up inside each customer data center. Our websites in Azure connect to these sites to provide our users with a management surface across many customers. Our customer-side websites have several independent web apps which use a mix of REST/HTTP and Web Sockets. Without a HCM replacement we would need to rewrite all of these applications to move away from HTTP semantics. We would also need to merge them into a monolithic service or create a hybrid connection per application. Neither option is particularly appealing. Another option is to use your sample code to write a forwarder. This could solve the issue within the customer site but it doesn't solve the client side problem. We would need to either rewrite the Azure websites to include functionality to do the forwarding (e.g. change REST to WebSockets) or we would need a webjob to wrap the client side of your sample port bridge code.

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nicksav avatar nicksav commented on August 12, 2024

+1 to be able to use current Port Bridge sample to connect to HCM.

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KayHaway avatar KayHaway commented on August 12, 2024

Hello,

we are trying to write out own HybridConnectionManager to handle special things there.
Is it possible to write such an app to connect to a WebApp Hyrid Connection,
especially to connect to a On Premise Sql Server.

The Port Bridge Sample (only the Server) succesfully connects to this Hybrid Connection,
but the stream contains not readable token.
Is it possible to Decode this stream? Is there a standard function in the SDK to solve this?

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nicksav avatar nicksav commented on August 12, 2024

Hey guys. Have you found a solution for this?

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