Microsoft Azure Service Bus

By Scott Seely
The Windows Azure Service Bus provides the messaging backbone for applications that live in the cloud, in your data center, and across desktops, laptops, and mobile devices.
Course info
Rating
(226)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jan 9, 2012
Duration
2h 6m
Table of contents
Windows Azure Service Bus Basics
Introduction 1m What is the Service Bus? 2m Service Bus Reach 1m Demo: Provision a Service Bus Namespace 2m When to Use the Services 3m Service Bus Common Types 2m Demo: Using Service Bus Environment and TokenProvider 13m Summary 1m
Windows Azure Service Bus Relay Service
Introduction 1m Relay Service 2m Supported Message Exchange Patterns 1m Supported Communication Styles 0m WCF Service Bus Bindings 1m WCF Ports 1m Demo: Configure an Existing Service to use the Relay Service 9m Demo: Configure a Relay Service Client 6m Demo: Authenticating to the Service Bus Using Active Directory 6m One-Way Messaging Support 3m Summary 2m
Windows Azure Service Bus Queues and Topics
Introduction 2m Uses of Asynchronous Messaging 1m When to use queues 2m When to use topics 2m Common Types 2m Demo: Using Queues 4m Demo: Sending and Receiving Messages from Queues 9m Demo: Creating Topics and Subscriptions 6m Demo: Sending and Receiving Messages with Topics and Subscriptions 6m Dealing with Failure 3m Demo: Handling Failures 9m Sessions 2m Transactions 2m Demo: Using Sessions and Transactions with Queues 9m Demo: NetMessagingBinding 10m Summary 2m
Description
Course info
Rating
(226)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jan 9, 2012
Duration
2h 6m
Description

The Windows Azure Service Bus provides the messaging backbone for applications that live in the cloud, in your data center, and across desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. The relay service provides a mechanism to traverse firewalls. Queues provide a smart, secure way to exchange messages between disconnected devices. Topics and subscriptions allow for intelligent message distribution across applications.

About the author
Scott Seely
About the author

Scott Seely is the president of The Jeanius Factory, Inc., a Microsoft Regional Director and a Microsoft MVP.

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