Sending request to ASP.Net Core Web API running on a specific node in a Service Fabric Cluster

Question

I am working on a Service Fabric Application, in which I am running my Application that contains a bunch of ASP.NET Core Web APIs. Now when I run my application on my local

Answer 1

You'll need some storage to do that.

Create a table (e.g JobQueue). Before starting to process the job, you store in a database, store the status (e.g Running, it could be an enum), and then return the ID to the caller. Once you need to abort/cancel the job, you call the abort method from the API sending the ID you want to abort. In the abort method, you just update the status of the job to Aborting. Inside the first method (which runs the job), you'll need to check this table onde in a while, if it's aborting, then you stop the job (and update the status to Aborted). Or you could just delete from the database once the job has been aborted or finished.

Alternatively, if you want the data to be temporary, you could use a sixth server as a cache server and store data there. This cache server could be a clustered server as well, but then you would need to use something like Redis.