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Subscribe! is a video blog about Messaging, Middleware, Architecture, and all sort of other interesting topics around building larger and more sophisticated solutions than your average website on Windows Azure and Windows Server. Your host and, mostly, monologist is Clemens Vasters from the Windows Azure Service Bus team who puts this blog together in his studio on his island of solitude in Germany. Follow Clemens on Twitter @clemensv
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22 minutes, 52 secondsGetting Started with Service Bus. (Final) Part 6: RelayDec 17, 2012 at 2:28 PM
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This is the final part of the six-part series "Getting Started with Service Bus" and this time I'm covering how to build a Service Bus Relay-relayed NAT and Firewall traversing service for both RPC-style interactions and plain HTTP. -
46 minutes, 16 secondsData/Contract Coupling in MessagingFeb 08, 2013 at 8:10 AM 14
This whiteboard talk was largely inspired by a series of Twitter conversations around whether and when it's a good idea to share types (i.e. .NET classes compiled into assemblies) as a way to express contracts in a messaging system. I don't think it is. In fact, it's the exact opposite of loose… -
16 minutes, 8 secondsWhat's new in the Service Bus .NET SDK 2.0Apr 30, 2013 at 10:54 AM 5
If you'll want to spend some 15 minutes of your time with me,. here's the gist of the new features in the Windows Azure Service Bus .NET SDK "2.0" that we're releasing today. You can get the bits either inlined into the new Windows Azure SDK via the Web Platform Installer or, singly,… -
19 minutes, 54 secondsGetting Started with Service Bus. Part 2: .NET SDK and Visual StudioDec 05, 2012 at 4:32 AM 0
In this second part of the "Getting Started with Service Bus" series, I explain how to get at the SDK, give a brief tour of the Visual Studio tooling installed by the SDK, tell you how to use NuGet to add references to the Service Bus assembly, and give a brief overview of the… -
28 minutes, 45 secondsGetting Started with Service Bus. Part 4: QueuesDec 14, 2012 at 12:30 PM 0
This is the 4th episode in the "Getting Started with Service Bus" series and today I'm discussing the first steps with Queues, some of the key functionality, and how to send to and receive from a queue. -
32 minutes, 17 secondsService Bus Notification Hubs with @ElioDamaggioJan 22, 2013 at 1:17 PM 0
At the Build 2011 conference I teased a prototype at the very end of my talk. That prototype was called Iguazu and was an attempt at creating a push notification abstraction for Windows, Windows Phone, iOS, and Android that tackles the architecturally hardest challenges for developers… -
30 minutes, 57 secondsService Bus Notification Hubs - Code Walkthrough - Windows 8 EditionJan 22, 2013 at 1:17 PM 14
In this clip I'll walk you through the basic principles of the brand-new Windows Azure Service Bus Notification Hubs in a somewhat more formal and serious fashion than in my chat with Elio. Recapping from the other post,Service Bus Notification Hubs are an intrinsic feature of Windows… -
7 minutes, 43 secondsSignalR 1.0 RC2 with Damian EdwardsJan 17, 2013 at 11:20 AM 3
I sat down with Damian Edwards yesterday to talk about SignalR 1.0 RC2 and he also shows off his pretty sweet Windows 8 quad monitor setup with a 27" 20-point multi-touch panel in the middle. -
21 minutes, 26 secondsService Bus Messaging High Availability OptionsApr 10, 2013 at 11:52 AM 0
In this episode, Ruppert Koch and I discuss high availability options along the lines of a few samples Ruppert has written for the MSDN Code Gallery: Geo-replication with Service Bus Brokered Messages Geo-replication with Service Bus Relayed Messages Service Bus Durable Message Sender -
19 minutes, 8 secondsTest! How Cesar makes sure I get to sleep when I'm on call for servicing.Jan 31, 2013 at 10:55 AM 0
I'm not sure it's wise to spill the beans, but Cesar and his team are Service Bus' best-kept secret. Until today, that is. Like most teams at Microsoft we have a dedicated test organization. Very early on, when Service Bus was a one-machine open CTP running on a box under…
