This repository contains few small application that I have used to compare performance of IPC/Remoting in .NET framework (various technologies i.e. TCP channels, SignalR and gRPC) running inside windows containers (both windows server container and hyperV container).
How to run:
- Go to the project TcpNetFramework
- Build docker image:
Run the server with following command:
docker run -it -p 8789:8789 moimhossain/wcf-tcp-net-framework:latest
To run client
docker run -it moimhossain/wcf-tcp-net-framework:latest
Please use
--isolation=process|hypervswitch to change container isolation modes
How to run:
- Go to the project SignalR
- Build docker image:
Run the server with following command:
docker run -it -p 8790:8790 moimhossain/signalr-net-framework:latest
To run client
docker run -it moimhossain/signalr-net-framework:latest
Please use
--isolation=process|hypervswitch to change container isolation modes
How to run:
- Go to the project gRPC
- Build docker image:
Run the server with following command:
docker run -it -p 7888:7888 moimhossain/grpc-net-framework:latest
To run client
docker run -it moimhossain/grpc-net-framework:latest
Please use
--isolation=process|hypervswitch to change container isolation modes
The demo that uses shared memory on UNIX
Build using the following docker command:
docker build -t moimhossain/unix-shared-memory-demo .
Use the followig command to run the producer
docker run --ipc shareable --name producer moimhossain/unix-shared-memory-demo -producer
docker rm -v producer
Notice: You need to specify the IPC namespace as shareable so Docker engine will map the namespace to the consumer/reader container.
Use the following command to run the consumer:
docker run --name consumer --ipc container:producer moimhossain/unix-shared-memory-demo -consumer
And for clean up:
docker rm -v consumer