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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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43 minutes, 32 secondsEnvironments and Scale UnitsNov 30, 2012 at 2:36 PM| 15,227 views
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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| 15,177 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… -
15 minutes, 37 secondsGetting Started with Service Bus. Part 5: TopicsDec 14, 2012 at 12:30 PM| 12,968 views 0
This penultimate episode of the "Getting Started with Service Bus" series introduces how to create Topics and Subscriptions, and how to use them, in the simplest way, with the Service Bus API. -
26 minutes, 42 secondsPush vs. PullDec 06, 2012 at 1:14 PM| 4,796 views 0
Today I'm sharing an ad-hoc, single-take whiteboard discussion on "push" and "pull" communication patterns. There's a lot of talk in the industry on push (see push notifications) and pulling/polling (long polling vs. web sockets and messaging), so I'm dissecting… -
21 minutes, 20 secondsGetting Started with Service Bus. Part 1: The PortalDec 04, 2012 at 10:16 AM| 3,347 views 1
With this post (entry? segment?) I'm going to start a series of screen casts for folks who are new to Service Bus or haven't yet had the time to use any or some of it features. In this first post I'll take you on a 15 minute tour through the new portal sections for Service Bus. If you're a… -
7 minutes, 43 secondsSignalR 1.0 RC2 with Damian EdwardsJan 17, 2013 at 11:20 AM| 3,005 views 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. -
48 minutes, 51 secondsWhere's the ESB?Mar 16, 2013 at 3:52 PM| 2,556 views 12
This talk, which I recorded this week here at Microsoft campus in Redmond, is a slightly shortened version of a talk I did a few weeks ago at a conference, and which is a follow up to a blog post I wrote in January titled "Utopia ESB". You can find the slide deck on SkyDrive. The… -
19 minutes, 54 secondsGetting Started with Service Bus. Part 2: .NET SDK and Visual StudioDec 05, 2012 at 4:32 AM| 2,437 views 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… -
32 minutes, 17 secondsService Bus Notification Hubs with @ElioDamaggioJan 22, 2013 at 1:17 PM| 2,003 views 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… -
28 minutes, 45 secondsGetting Started with Service Bus. Part 4: QueuesDec 14, 2012 at 12:30 PM| 1,970 views 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.
