private static async Task MainAsync(AccountSettings accountSettings)
{
// Use the AccountSettings from the Common project to initialize a BatchClient.
var credentials = new BatchSharedKeyCredentials(
accountSettings.BatchServiceUrl,
accountSettings.BatchAccountName,
accountSettings.BatchAccountKey);
using (var batchClient = await BatchClient.OpenAsync(credentials))
{
// Create a MetricMonitor. Once started, this will periodically fetch job metrics
// (specifically, the counts of tasks in different states) from Azure Batch.
// The monitor will stop reporting once disposed, so often you would have the monitor
// as a long-lived member variable, but for demo purposes we use a 'using' statement
// to ensure disposal.
using (var monitor = new MetricMonitor(batchClient))
{
// For demo purposes, print the latest metrics every time the monitor updates them.
monitor.MetricsUpdated += (s, e) =>
{
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine(FormatMetrics(monitor.CurrentMetrics));
};
// Start monitoring. The monitor will fetch metrics in the background.
monitor.Start();
// Give the monitor some jobs to report on.
var jobSubmitter = new JobSubmitter(batchClient);
await jobSubmitter.SubmitJobsAsync(); // Submit a series of jobs over a period of several minutes
await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(2)); // Give the last submitted job time to get under way so we can see it progressing
await jobSubmitter.CleanUpJobsAsync();
await jobSubmitter.CleanUpPoolIfRequiredAsync();
}
}
}
private static async Task MainAsync(AccountSettings accountSettings)
{
// Use the AccountSettings from the Common project to initialize a BatchClient.
var credentials = new BatchSharedKeyCredentials(
accountSettings.BatchServiceUrl,
accountSettings.BatchAccountName,
accountSettings.BatchAccountKey);
using (var batchClient = await BatchClient.OpenAsync(credentials))
{
// Create a MetricMonitor. Once started, this will periodically fetch job metrics
// (specifically, the counts of tasks in different states) from Azure Batch.
// The monitor will stop reporting once disposed, so often you would have the monitor
// as a long-lived member variable, but for demo purposes we use a 'using' statement
// to ensure disposal.
using (var monitor = new MetricMonitor(batchClient))
{
// For demo purposes, print the latest metrics every time the monitor updates them.
monitor.MetricsUpdated += (s, e) =>
{
Console.WriteLine();
Console.WriteLine(FormatMetrics(monitor.CurrentMetrics));
};
// Start monitoring. The monitor will fetch metrics in the background.
monitor.Start();
// Give the monitor some jobs to report on.
var jobSubmitter = new JobSubmitter(batchClient);
await jobSubmitter.SubmitJobsAsync(); // Submit a series of jobs over a period of several minutes
await Task.Delay(TimeSpan.FromMinutes(2)); // Give the last submitted job time to get under way so we can see it progressing
await jobSubmitter.CleanUpJobsAsync();
await jobSubmitter.CleanUpPoolIfRequiredAsync();
}
}
}
