Scaling Applications with Microservices and NServiceBus 6

By Roland Guijt
This course teaches .NET programmers what microservices are and how to implement them with NServiceBus.
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Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Mar 23, 2017
Duration
3h 7m
Table of contents
Course Overview
Course Overview 1m
Distributed Applications, Microservices, and the Service Bus
Introduction 2m Monolithic Applications 9m Demo: Simplified Monolithic App 2m Distributed Applications 9m RPC and REST 7m Demo: Simplified SOA App 2m Microservices 12m The Service Bus 3m Summary 1m
Messaging with NServiceBus
Introduction 1m What Is NServiceBus? 3m Preparation 3m Adapting an Architecture for an Existing Service 4m Demo: Fire on Wheels Goes NServiceBus 8m Messages: Commands and Events 4m Routing Messages 3m Demo: Events and Routing 3m Configuring NServiceBus 2m Message Serialization 1m Logging 1m Persistence Options 2m Configuring Transports 6m Installers 1m Retries and Fault Tolerance 6m The Request/Response Pattern 1m Demo: Request/Response and Bus.Reply 2m Summary 1m
Modeling Workflows with NServiceBus Sagas
Introduction 1m What Is a Saga? 3m Defining Sagas 4m Design Patterns 3m Persistence 2m Demo: From Individual Services to a Saga 7m Timeouts: Saga Reminders 3m Summary 1m
Beyond the Basics with NServiceBus
Introduction 1m Distributed Transactions 5m Message Expiration 1m Handler Order 1m Stopping, Deferring, and Forwarding Messages 1m Property Encryption 2m DataBus: Supporting Large Messages 2m Unobtrusive Mode 2m Auditing Messages 1m Scheduling Messages 2m Polymorphic Message Dispatch 2m Polymorphic Message Dispatch Demo 2m The Message Pipeline 2m Custom Behaviors 2m Message Mutators 2m Unit of Work 1m Message Headers 3m Gateway: Multi-site Messaging 3m Performance Counters 2m Scaling Your Services 3m Unit Testing of Sagas and Handlers 1m Unit Testing Demo 4m Summary 1m
Monitoring Your NServiceBus Services
Introduction and Preparation 1m ServiceControl: The Spider in the Web 4m Demo: Responding to ServiceControl Events 2m ServicePulse: Monitoring on a Web Page 4m Implementing CustomChecks 2m SerivceInsight: Message Flow in Detail 4m Summary 1m
Description
Course info
Level
Advanced
Updated
Mar 23, 2017
Duration
3h 7m
Description

Letting each service communicate reliably in a distributed application is a real challenge. In this course, Scaling Applications with Microservices and NServiceBus 6, you'll see that it doesn't have to be difficult if you use the NServiceBus framework. First, you'll discover distributed applications theory and where microservices and the service bus come in. Next, you'll explore message-based microservice architecture using NServiceBus. Then, you'll learn modeling workflows with NServiceBus sagas. Finally, you'll learn how to use NServiceBus tools to monitor message workflow. By the end of this course, you'll be ready to create a distributed application with messaging using NServiceBus.

About the author
Roland Guijt
About the author

Roland is a Microsoft MVP enjoying a constant curiosity around new techniques in software development. His focus is on all things .Net and browser technologies.

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Course Overview
Hello everyone, my name is Roland Guijt, and welcome to my course, Scaling Applications with Microservices and NServiceBus. I'm a Microsoft MVP, independent software architect, developer, and trainer based in the Netherlands. Letting each service communicate reliably in a distributed application is a real challenge. In this course, you'll see that it doesn't have to be difficult if you use the NServiceBus Framework. Some of the major topics I will cover include distributed applications theory, and where microservices and NServiceBus come in, message-based microservice architecture using NServiceBus, modeling workflows with NServiceBus sagas, and using NServiceBus tools to monitor message workflow. By the end of this course, you will be ready to create a distributed application with messaging using NServiceBus. Before beginning the course, you should be familiar with. NET and the C# language. Get ready to create microservices using one of the best service bus frameworks out there, here at Pluralsight.

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