This samples uses a .Net Core Console Application that can send one or more documents to the Azure Kubernetes Cluster. The .Net Core Client Console Application sends all the documents, in an async way to the cluster. The Text Analytics for Health containers will process the documents in an asynchronous way and If all the containers are seeded, all new documents will be added to the Queue.
The high level client architecture can be seen below:
The incoming documents can be found in the input container. All the processed documents can be found in the result container. All documents from the input and result container are corelated by an unique identifier.
When all containers are busy processing, all new documents will be put on the queue and picked up by a container as soon as its done processing previous documents.
All the information of the jobs can be found in the taJobs Table in Azure Table Storage. The Status field shows the status of the document (Queued, Processing, Succeeded, Failed)
An example of the taJobs can be seen below
The .Net Core Client Console Application will send documents to the Azure Kubernetes Cluster. Open the .Net Core Console application in your IDE and change the TextAnalyticsEndpoint variable with the public IP of your Azure Kubernetes Cluster.
For every request you can send up to 25 documents, with a max of 125 000 characters in total. The Client application contains several synthetic patient documents that you can use to test the endpoint. When starting the .Net Core Client Console Application you will need to provide the number of requests and documents you want to send to the cluster.
When all documents have been send to the cluster, you can track the proccess in the Azure Table Storage (taJobs)
