dotnet/orleans

Avoid opening any ports for single instance ASP.NET Core co-hosted apps

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#7 023 ouverte le 11 mars 2021

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Description

Company I work for has created many small apps using Orleans. All of them have had ASP.NET Core and Orleans running in same app and we have run them in same IIS. So they are all single instance apps. Currently there is no way to tell Orleans not to open any ports. I think currently Orleans opens ports 11111 and 30000. So what I'm asking is making Orleans little bit nicer for single instance setups by adding way to opt out from any distributed features.

PS @ReubenBond responded in Gitter that I should write issue about this.

Guide contributeur

Stack technique
csharp
Domaine
backend
Type d'issue
feature
DifficultéDifficulté estimée pour un nouveau contributeur, de 1 pour un très petit changement à 5 pour un travail expert.
3
Temps estiméFourchette de temps approximative pour investiguer, implémenter, tester et préparer une pull request.
1-3 hours
Statut d'activitéDisponibilité apparente de l'issue : fraîche, active, ancienne, bloquée ou en attente d'un mainteneur.
fresh
ClartéClarté avec laquelle l'issue explique le changement attendu, les critères d'acceptation et la prochaine étape.
clear
Prérequis
basic knowledge of Orleansfamiliarity with ASP.NET Core co hosting
Accessibilité débutantScore de 1 à 100 estimant l'accessibilité de cette issue pour un premier contributeur.
60
Direction de recherche
Investigate the current port configuration in Orleans, specifically how ports 11111 and 30000 are opened. Look into the SiloOptions class and the startup process for co hosted ASP.NET Core apps. The goal is to add a configuration option (e.g., 'DisableDistributedFeatures' or 'NoPorts') that prevents port binding. Reference the Gitter conversation with @ReubenBond for additional context. Ensure the implementation does not break existing functionality for multi instance deployments.