Azure Service Bus: The Messaging Backbone for Cloud Applications
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In today’s world, cloud and hybrid systems are getting more complex and sophisticated. Still, one thing has not changed: the need for messaging, the backbone of any scalable and reliable systems. The Azure portfolio offers various messaging services, and one of them is standing out when it comes to enterprise systems – Azure Service Bus. Learn about Azure Service Bus, get the taste of the latest .NET SDK for Service Bus, and how it can help you with building reliable distributed systems straight from a Microsoft Azure MVP – Sean Feldman.
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- Operating: Control process instances with rewind, replay, pause, and stop functions.
- Monitoring: Use dashboards and embedded analytics for real-time insights into process instances.
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Azure Service Bus: The Messaging Backbone for Cloud Applications
- 1. Azure Service Bus: The Messaging Backbone for Cloud Applications Sean Feldman
- 2. What we’ll cover today • What are the challenges building cloud and hybrid applications? • What makes Azure Service Bus a good enterprise messaging service? • Messaging concepts supported by Azure Service Bus • Conclusions
- 3. What are the challenges building cloud and hybrid applications?
- 4. The evolution of a simple app from a single server hosting everything
- 7. Scaling out vs scaling up
- 10. Does a user need to wait?
- 13. Applications evolving into systems
- 14. Messaging
- 15. Why Azure Service Bus
- 18. At least once delivery of a message
- 20. Better positioned compared to other messaging services
- 21. Messaging concepts supported by Azure Service Bus
- 23. Queues: send and receive
- 24. Receive mode
- 27. Competing consumers (seeding queue)
- 29. Competing consumers (processor events)
- 30. Pub/Sub Topic Subscription Rule - Filter Boolean, correlation or SQL - Action …
- 31. Pub/Sub (example) topic all-messages BooleanFilter(true) / SQL(1=1) important-messages Correlation(Label=‘important’) Action(SET level=‘vip’) regular-messages SQL(Label NOT in (‘important’)) Action(SET level=‘regular’)
- 32. Pub/Sub (creation of topic/subscriptions/rules)
- 34. Delivery count and dead-lettering Max Delivery Count DLQ
- 37. Batching
- 38. Sessions
- 41. Cross-entity transactional processing (Send-Via) c B A Incoming
- 45. And much more… • Scheduling • Forwarding • De-Duplication • Large message support • etc.
- 46. CONCLUSIONS • Messaging is not a silver bullet • No distributed transactions • Outages and downtime are guaranteed • Spikes • Eventual consistency • 24/7 operational status (system never sleeps) • Standard vs Premium namespace
- 47. THANK YOU @sfeldman [email protected] weblogs.asp.net/sfeldman