Priority Queues – Publishing
Instead of deciding to which queue a priority message should be send to, a better design is where the sender has no knowledge of priority messages or any receiver. We can achieve this using...
Category: NServiceBus
Priority Queues – Sender decides
See how to send messages with a higher priority using NServiceBus.
Priority Queues – Why you don’t need them
Dealing with higher priority for certain messages often requires more than just an additional queue. Read why and how in this article on priority queues.
Adding correlation identifier to logs with NServiceBus
In a production environment, it can be hard to diagnose logfiles and investigate if something went wrong. Especially in an asynchronous environment, where multiple threads are adding entries at the same time. It’s easy...
SDN Presentations on batchjobs and microservices
Today I gave two presentations at an SDN Event in Zeist. An engineer (not the software kind) made a mistake somewhere and 5 minutes before the end of my first session on batch jobs...
NServiceBus Publish Subscribe tutorial
In this tutorial I’ll try to explain how publish / subscribe (pub/sub) works and how to set this up using NServiceBus. Publish Subscribe pattern The pattern in itself, I think, is easiest to understand...
Business Components as mini systems
In my High Availability article I mentioned business components and questions were asked in the comments, what these business components actually are. This post is a follow up to my previous post about the autonomy of...
Building reliable applications with messaging
Yesterday I presented my messaging presentation again, organized by Blaak Selectie and Betabit. Above all I had a really good time with a great audience. Some really interesting questions from the audience, showing insight into...
Upcoming sessions end 2015
Software Development Network – September 11th, 2015 The first two sessions I’ll be presenting are at Software Development Network (SDN) at the Achmea Conference Center in Zeist. More information can be found here at...
LIDNUG Presentation on messaging
The LinkedIn DotNet User Group (LIDNUG) organisation requested me to do a Building Reliable Systems with Messaging session for them. This webcast was something quite new for me, because I’ve never presented anything without...
Dennis is an independent consultant and software architect who loves building distributed systems and the challenges they bring. What he learns he tries to share via numerous articles, blogposts, presentations and workshops.
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