Hi,
I use NServiceBus.Transport.SqlServer 6.1.1 and NServiceBus 7.3. My endpoint needs to communicate with another endpoint whose queue is on a different instance of SQL Server. Is this possible at all?
Looking at the documentation, this seems to have been supported earlier, but not anymore.
Deployment options page doesn’t list multi-instance anymore.
This page says “Note that multi-instance mode has been deprecated and is not recommended for new projects.”
Hi @nsbuser,
multi-instance deployment mode is no longer supported.
I suggest you have a look at NServiceBus Router • NServiceBus.Router • Particular Docs that enables such deployments in a transport independent manner.
Cheers,
Tomek
Thank you for confirming this @tmasternak.
NServiceBus.Router will fit the purpose if the receiver always does a ‘reply’ (which makes use of the message headers to identify the address to reply) to the message from the sender. Instead, if the message triggers a series of steps at the receiver end and the reply comes in the form of a ‘normal’ message, this approach will not work unless the receiver also have a router configured at their end. Isn’t this right?
Yes, you are right. The receiver would have the router configuration for this to work.