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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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25 minutes, 19 secondsHow Halo 4 is using Windows Azure Service BusJan 17, 2013 at 11:20 AM| 49,849 views
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On the way driving from my hotel to work this morning, I swung by 343 Industries' super-secret hidden space command facility to meet Angus, Caitie, and Hoop from Section 3, the team that creates the services backbone for the Halo game series including Halo Waypoint. We talk about how… -
1 hour, 52 minutes, 25 secondsService Bus Messaging Deep-DiveFeb 24, 2013 at 2:48 AM| 21,514 views 3
This is a looooooong (112 minutes, feature film length, bring popcorn) comprehensive feature and pattern overview talk specifically about the Windows Azure Service Bus and Service Bus for Windows Server brokered messaging capabilities. Since 1h 52m may be a tad bit long to watch… -
16 minutes, 8 secondsWhat's new in the Service Bus .NET SDK 2.0Apr 30, 2013 at 10:54 AM| 21,236 views 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,… -
46 minutes, 16 secondsData/Contract Coupling in MessagingFeb 08, 2013 at 8:10 AM| 19,998 views 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… -
30 minutes, 57 secondsService Bus Notification Hubs - Code Walkthrough - Windows 8 EditionJan 22, 2013 at 1:17 PM| 19,326 views 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… -
39 minutes, 11 secondsIdentity and Access ControlDec 10, 2012 at 3:46 PM| 16,831 views 3
Today I woke up thinking that talking about Identity and Access Control and how your strategy around that affects you (web-) app's architecture without going too deeply into the security lingo that usually comes with it. Here's the 40 minute result. I start with HTTP's "native"… -
9 minutes, 12 secondsHello WorldNov 30, 2012 at 8:40 AM| 16,788 views 2
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42 minutes, 31 secondsService Bus Notification Hubs - Code Walkthrough - iOS EditionJan 24, 2013 at 12:41 PM| 15,858 views 1
[This is the iOS version of the previously posted Walkthrough. If you've already watched the Windows 8 Edition, skip to 10 minutes 25 seconds where the actual code walkthrough starts] In this clip I'll walk you through the basic principles of the brand-new Windows Azure Service Bus Notification… -
43 minutes, 32 secondsEnvironments and Scale UnitsNov 30, 2012 at 2:36 PM| 15,197 views 0
In this video I'm spilling the beans on some of the internal structures we set up for Service Bus for you to consider and potentially adapt as your building out your own global services on Windows Azure - Environments are deployment zones for separate purposes and Scale Units are… -
22 minutes, 39 secondsAgile Waterfalls, Backlogs, Cutlines, Shiproom. Talking with @AbhishekRLal about how we build…Jan 10, 2013 at 2:37 PM| 15,148 views 0
Yesterday I sat down with my teammate Abhishek and talked about how we build Service Bus - not how we code it, but how we run the process inside the team and how we get from features sitting on the humongous backlog to working features in the service. We also talk about the three different…
