Ken Chen

Engineering manger at Microsoft Developer Division

[Kevin Guo @kevinguo_0]

Happy to share MQTT is now supported in Azure Web PubSub Service

https://t.co/aZeGjQ0wx3

[Kevin Guo @kevinguo_0]

If SignalR library had an official iOS client, how do you describe your day?

[David Fowler @davidfowl]

Read about how Microsoft Copilot was built with SignalR and other open-source tools!

#dotnet #copilot #signalr

https://t.co/uNLbyDUaz6

[Kevin Guo @kevinguo_0]

Azure now officially supports https://t.co/PEDcunZsor.

https://t.co/OjKQoqpGdv

No more handling scalability. 🤗🤗🤗

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@roger_zander @SignalR Hi Roger, this is Ken from Azure SignalR Service team. Sorry for the inconvenience to your SignalR instance, do you mind share more information about this (like your resource ID) so we can take a look at our side?

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@SquareEnix @tombraider #SquareEnixPresents

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@digitalKahuna6 Hi Satish, do you have any detailed error messages to share? And if you can share your SignalR resource name I can help take a look at our backend to see if there is anything wrong.

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@ScragglyNark I cannot share any detailed date yet. Please stay tuned with our feature update announcements.

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@ScragglyNark Yes, severless mode doesn't support connection events right now but we are working on some new features which allow these events to be sent in a severless scenario. So this will become possible in future.

[Zhidi Shang @shangzd]

https://t.co/n39tzIiORs Blog | Azure SignalR Service now supports https://t.co/n39tzIiORs! https://t.co/oH1r2L6tCD

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@micromag84 @davidfowl @micromag84 Can you DM me your resource name?

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@davidfowl @TheBiltong @AzureSupport @TheBiltong what problem are you seeing in West Europe?

[Zhidi Shang @shangzd]

Real-time + Serverless on @Azure: Azure @SignalR Service binding for Azure Functions is now GA! Now you can use C#, JS/TS, Java ... to build serverless real-time application on Azure. Check out https://t.co/SQtZhyyLNx

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@davidfowl Congratulations!

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@shibayan @shangzd I'm happy it can help. Looking forward to seeing your blog :-)

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@shibayan @shangzd So for your case if you're using Azure functions binding, you should use serverless mode (assume your app is purely serverless). Classic mode is only there for compatibility. If your app relies on the old behavior you can keep using that mode.

[Ken Chen @chenkennt]

@shibayan @shangzd For example, server connections may get dropped for some reason. It's not easy for user to discover it as clients can still connect in a serverless mode. That's why we came up with the two new modes where the behaviors are more clearly defined.