static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Set this up in your app.config
string ingressServiceUrl = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["IngressServiceUrl"];
string producerToken = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["ProducerToken"];
IngressClient client = new IngressClient(ingressServiceUrl, producerToken);
// Use compression when sending data. For such small sample messages, compression doesn't
// save us much space, but we're doing it here for demonstration sake.
client.UseCompression = true;
// 1) Send the Types message
client.CreateTypes(new string[] { SimpleType.JsonSchema });
client.CreateTypes(new string[] { ComplexType.JsonSchema });
// 2) Send the Containers message
ContainerInfo stream1 = new ContainerInfo()
{
Id = "TestStream1", TypeId = "SimpleType"
};
ContainerInfo stream2 = new ContainerInfo()
{
Id = "TestStream2", TypeId = "SimpleType"
};
ContainerInfo stream3 = new ContainerInfo()
{
Id = "TestStream3", TypeId = "ComplexType"
};
client.CreateContainers(new ContainerInfo[] { stream1, stream2, stream3 });
// 3) Send the Values messages
StreamValues complexValue = new StreamValues()
{
ContainerId = stream3.Id,
Values = new List <ComplexType> {
ComplexType.CreateSampleValue()
}
};
client.SendValuesAsync(new StreamValues[] { complexValue }).Wait();
// Here we loop indefinitely, sending 10 time series events to two streams every second.
while (true)
{
// Create our set of values to send to our streams
List <SimpleType> values = new List <SimpleType>();
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
values.Add(new SimpleType()
{
Time = DateTime.UtcNow, Value = i
});
Thread.Sleep(10); // Offset the time-stamps by 10 ms
}
StreamValues vals1 = new StreamValues()
{
ContainerId = stream1.Id, Values = values
};
StreamValues vals2 = new StreamValues()
{
ContainerId = stream2.Id, Values = values
};
// Now send them
client.SendValuesAsync(new StreamValues[] { vals1, vals2 }).Wait();
Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
IConfigurationBuilder builder = new ConfigurationBuilder()
.SetBasePath(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory())
.AddJsonFile("appsettings.json");
IConfiguration configuration = builder.Build();
// ==== Client constants ====
string tenantId = configuration["TenantId"];
string namespaceId = configuration["NamespaceId"];
string address = configuration["Address"];
string clientId = configuration["ClientId"];
string clientSecret = configuration["ClientSecret"];
IngressClient client = new IngressClient(address, tenantId, namespaceId, clientId, clientSecret);
// Use compression when sending data. For such small sample messages, compression doesn't
// save us much space, but we're doing it here for demonstration sake.
client.UseCompression = true;
// 1) Send the Types message
client.CreateTypes(new string[] { SimpleType.JsonSchema });
client.CreateTypes(new string[] { ComplexType.JsonSchema });
// 2) Send the Containers message
ContainerInfo stream1 = new ContainerInfo()
{
Id = "TestStream1", TypeId = "SimpleType"
};
ContainerInfo stream2 = new ContainerInfo()
{
Id = "TestStream2", TypeId = "SimpleType"
};
ContainerInfo stream3 = new ContainerInfo()
{
Id = "TestStream3", TypeId = "ComplexType"
};
client.CreateContainers(new ContainerInfo[] { stream1, stream2, stream3 });
// 3) Send the Values messages
StreamValues complexValue = new StreamValues()
{
ContainerId = stream3.Id,
Values = new List <ComplexType> {
ComplexType.CreateSampleValue()
}
};
client.SendValuesAsync(new StreamValues[] { complexValue }).Wait();
// Here we loop indefinitely, sending 10 time series events to two streams every second.
while (true)
{
// Create our set of values to send to our streams
List <SimpleType> values = new List <SimpleType>();
for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
values.Add(new SimpleType()
{
Time = DateTime.UtcNow, Value = i
});
Thread.Sleep(10); // Offset the time-stamps by 10 ms
}
StreamValues vals1 = new StreamValues()
{
ContainerId = stream1.Id, Values = values
};
StreamValues vals2 = new StreamValues()
{
ContainerId = stream2.Id, Values = values
};
// Now send them
client.SendValuesAsync(new StreamValues[] { vals1, vals2 }).Wait();
Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
}
