Building loosely-coupled Apps with Windows Azure Service Bus Topics and Queues
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Understanding Windows Azure AppFabric Queues (and Topics)
Our team’s Development Manager MK (Murali Krishnaprasad) and me were interviewed by Michael Washam on May 2011 CTP release of Windows Azure AppFabric. We discuss new technologies such as Topics, Queues, Subscriptions and how this relates to doing async development in the cloud.
Republished from Channel 9
Cloud Messaging, Messaging-As-A-Service, Integration-PaaS, Messaging-PaaS, Internet Service Bus?
There a ton of terms that’s being used for messaging or queues and pub/sub in the cloud. What’s the right one? Who knows? What are you seeing? What terms do you use and prefer? I’m interested in your opinion. Here in the the comments on @clemensv on twitter.
Service Bus May 2011 CTP Client Bits now on NuGet
(This post has been written by my coworker Eric Lam who pulled this all together – he wrote it as an email to the team – I’m just ripping that off)
NuGet (http://www.nuget.org/) is an open source package manager for .NET started by Microsoft. For some context there is a really good TechEd talk here.
1. Unless you have it (for instance as a side-effect of installing ASP.NET MVC3), get...
My Talks at NT Konferenca 2011 in Portoroz next week
Torek/Tuesday 24.5.
Uvodno predavanje za razvijalce: .NET and Windows Azure, a match made in the cloud – 08:30-09:30 – Europa A+C
Developer track keynote, together with Karl Davies-Barrett.
Windows Azure AppFabric: Building, Managing, and Connecting High-Density, Multi-Tenant Cloud Applications – 09:45-11:00 – Europa D
Windows Azure AppFabric is Microsoft’s next-generation middleware application platform in the cloud, providing access control with federated identity, high-density, multi-tenant component-hosting, caching services, on-premise connectivity, rich publish/subscribe messaging, and...