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There's anecdotal evidence that the SQL transport and persistence work against Amazon RDS but we haven't specifically tested for it. We know some of the limitations (e.g. lack of DTC support and throttling) but there are certainly things that we are not aware of.
Perhaps do a spike against RDS for both the SQL transport and persistence (with SQL Server) and determine what we would need to do to officially support RDS for SQL Server.
Additionally, evaluate if there is merit in adding automated tests running against Amazon RDS for SQL Server.
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We have people that want to use NServiceBus on Amazon RDS for SQL Server.
There's anecdotal evidence that the SQL transport and persistence work against Amazon RDS but we haven't specifically tested for it. We know some of the limitations (e.g. lack of DTC support and throttling) but there are certainly things that we are not aware of.
Perhaps do a spike against RDS for both the SQL transport and persistence (with SQL Server) and determine what we would need to do to officially support RDS for SQL Server.
Additionally, evaluate if there is merit in adding automated tests running against Amazon RDS for SQL Server.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: