RabbitMQ for .NET Developers - Part 2

By Michael Stephenson
Learn about some of the considerations for using RabbitMQ in the real world
Course info
Rating
(76)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jan 23, 2014
Duration
3h 38m
Table of contents
Messages and Data
Introduction 1m Serialization and Real Data 2m Serialization Demo 8m Message Format and Serialization 1m Message Format Demo 10m Message Identification 7m Shared Type Demo 10m Interoperable Demo 20m Summary 1m
Large Messages
Introduction 1m Large Messages 5m Buffered Demo 6m Chunked Demo 16m Summary 1m
Dealing with Errors
Introduction 1m Basic Errors and Retry 4m Basic Retry Demo 10m Advanced Errors and Retry 4m Advanced Error Demo 21m Dead Letter Queue 2m Dead Letter Queue Demo 15m Routing Failures 3m Routing Failures Demo 6m Summary 0m
Advanced Topics
Introduction 1m Scheduled Delivery 3m Scheduled Delivery Demo 6m Virtual Hosts 3m Virtual Hosts Demo 9m Summary 0m
Messaging Frameworks
Introduction 1m WCF and RabbitMQ 6m WCF Demo 10m Spring.net AMQP 4m Spring Demo 23m Summary 1m
Description
Course info
Rating
(76)
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Jan 23, 2014
Duration
3h 38m
Description

This course will extend on the part 1 "Introduction" course to introduce some of the considerations you might need to make when building real world messaging solutions based on RabbitMQ.

About the author
Michael Stephenson
About the author

Mike is a UK-based Integration MVP specializing in Windows Azure, BizTalk and Integration.

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