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Tomas Urbonaitis "Introduction to asynchronous persistent messaging with NServiceBus"

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Sep. 25, 2014
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Tomas Urbonaitis "Introduction to asynchronous persistent messaging with NServiceBus"

  1. NServiceBus Introduction to asynchronous persistent messaging with NServiceBus
  2. About me ● Technical team lead @everline.com ● Using NServiceBus daily at enterprise scale for over two years
  3. What is messaging? Hello Receiver! Sender Receiver Storage
  4. RPC demo
  5. What problems does it solve? ● Network is reliable ● Latency isn't a problem ● The topology won't change ● The administrator will know what to do
  6. What is NServiceBus ● Service bus for .NET ● Open Source ● Limited free version ● Different paid versions with professional support
  7. NServiceBus 4 features ● Asynchronous reliable messaging over various transports ● Different communication patterns ● Long running processes and task scheduling ● Robustness with retries ● Configurable and extendable ● It scales! ● Central auditing ● Monitoring and debugging tools (with certain licenses) ● Hosting options
  8. NSB Request-Response Inbox Outbox Sender Receiver Outbox Inbox
  9. NSB Publish-Subscribe Publisher Subscriber Subscriber
  10. Demo
  11. Alternatives (.NET) ● Mass Transit ● Rhino Service Bus ● BizTalk… is not exactly an alternative
  12. Questions?
  13. Thank you! More info: http://www.particular.net http://www.udidahan.com/?blog=true http://andreasohlund.net/ https://github.com/NServiceBus/NServiceBus tomas.urbonaitis@gmail.com http://lt.linkedin.com/in/tomasurbonaitis

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  1. Transports - MSMQ, RabbitMQ, Azure Storage Queues, Azure Service Bus, MS Sql, ActiveMQ (?), IBM MQ (?) Patterns - one way, pub sub, req/resp
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