Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus Futures

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The Windows Azure AppFabric Service Bus allows for bi-directional connectivity and message exchange between applications, irrespective of whether those applications sit directly on the Internet or span NATs or Firewalls. Since we released the first version of Service Bus, we’ve received a lot of feedback, and in this session we’ll present what we’re planning for the next big iteration of the product. In the near term, Service Bus will provide enhanced capabilities such as support for failover and traffic balancing scenarios, a new management surface for service namespaces as well as durability and much extended capacity for message buffers. We will show you these new features and also give you a longer-term outlook on the future of Service Bus.

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