In this chapter, we will cover:
Hosting long-running workflow services
Taking advantage of WAS and Auto-Start
Hosting Windows Azure Relay services
Using common Server AppFabric hosting commandlets
This chapter picks up where the last chapter left off as we move beyond the basic hosting capabilities of Windows Server AppFabric.
Recipes for configuring persistence for supporting long-running workflows, how to configure your WCF and WF services to start without waiting for a message to arrive, and step-by-step guidance for enabling Azure Service Bus Relay bindings for supporting hybrid composite scenarios will enable you to reach beyond the basics and get the most of what Windows Server AppFabric's hosting capabilities have to offer.
While much of this book is focused on the graphical user experience that is one of the extension's key benefits for simplifying hosting and management, this chapter concludes with a recipe that will...