Coyote Samples

This repository contains a series of samples that highlight how to use Coyote for building reliable services and applications.

• HelloWorldTasks: demonstrates how to write a simple Coyote application using asynchronous tasks, and then run and systematically test it locally.
• HelloWorldActors: demonstrates how to write a simple Coyote application using actors, and then run and systematically test it locally.
• Coffee Machine Failover (Actors): demonstrates how to systematically test the failover logic in your Coyote applications using actors.
• Coffee Machine Failover (Tasks): demonstrates how to systematically test the failover logic in your Coyote applications using asynchronous tasks.
• Robot Navigator Failover (Actors): demonstrates how to systematically test the failover logic in your Coyote applications using actors.
• CloudMessaging: demonstrates how to write a Coyote application that contains components that communication with each other using the Azure Service Bus cloud messaging framework.
• Timers in Actors: demonstrates how to use the timer API of the Coyote actor programming model.
• BoundedBuffer: demonstrates how to use coyote rewrite to find deadlocks in unmodified C# code.

To get started, clone this repository and build the samples by running the following PowerShell script:

.\build.ps1

Then, follow the instructions in each sample.

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