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Add Ability to Connect to a Cluster #7

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DavidBrower opened this issue Feb 2, 2017 · 4 comments
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Add Ability to Connect to a Cluster #7

DavidBrower opened this issue Feb 2, 2017 · 4 comments

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@DavidBrower
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At the moment, the EventStore plugin is only capable of running against a single node. Since we will be running EventStore as a cluster we need to add the ability to connect to a cluster.

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The integration tests against the embedded EventStore instance should also cover an embedded cluster.

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It seems that the recommended method for connecting to a single node or cluster has changed in that IPEndpoints are discarded in favour of a URI e.g. discover://user:password@myserver:1234. The plugin should provide the ability for the consumer to specify whether it will connect to a single node or a cluster and the URI be formed correspondingly.

@miguelangelgonzalez
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Hi David, Is this issue too complex to implement (or it's of low priority)?. I need used this plugin in cluster mode, if I use the uri e.g. "discover://user:password@myserver:1234" it'll work?

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Hello @miguelangelgonzalez - thanks for your question. The current situation is that work has stalled on this plugin while we clear other issues in our backlog.

Have you tried using the cluster URI yet? I'd be interested to know how you get on.

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