Why saga patterns beat orchestration for long-running processes
Orchestration looks great on a whiteboard until your orchestrator becomes the single point of everything
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Priority Queues – Interceptors
In the previous articles, I demonstrated why there is not really a need for priority ...
Priority Queues – Publishing
Instead of deciding to which queue a priority message should be sent to, a better des...
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 ad...
What is a servicebus?
The first time I read about the concept of a servicebus and saw the images, I could n...
Business Components as mini systems
In my High Availability article I mentioned business components and questions were as...
Building reliable applications with messaging
Yesterday I presented my messaging presentation again, organized by Blaak Selectie an...
LIDNUG Presentation on messaging
The LinkedIn DotNet User Group (LIDNUG) organisation requested me to do a Building Re...