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Hello everybody, I need to parallelize sending/receiving messages on multiple threads througt the use of one always all day running process 24/24 ".net core worker BackgroudService". I would like use this library to create the new instance .CreateClient() for each thread which connects to its specific server. This single big "client" process should connect to different servers via websocket and retrieve all messages from different sources. I ask you some advice, by your opinion, about best possible implementation to do to garantee stable operation and keep running despite connection lost possibilities and any WebSocketMessageType.Close requests by remote server (in this case the thread must automatically reconnect). Sorry my bad english, thank you very much.
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Hello everybody, I need to parallelize sending/receiving messages on multiple threads througt the use of one always all day running process 24/24 ".net core worker BackgroudService". I would like use this library to create the new instance .CreateClient() for each thread which connects to its specific server. This single big "client" process should connect to different servers via websocket and retrieve all messages from different sources. I ask you some advice, by your opinion, about best possible implementation to do to garantee stable operation and keep running despite connection lost possibilities and any WebSocketMessageType.Close requests by remote server (in this case the thread must automatically reconnect). Sorry my bad english, thank you very much.
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