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Azure Service bus is a hosted messaging service inside of Microsoft Azure that provides reliable delivery between two or more parties whether they are in the cloud or on-premise. Service Bus implements the AMQP v1 standard, and enables asynchronous, decoupled communication between producers and consumers.
In this episode, Clemens Vasters(@clemensv) and Christian Wolf come on to show us the new .NET Standard client for Service Bus. Along the way, we also discuss other topics such as AMQP support, working with queues, and how Service Bus compares to other messaging services in Azure.
- [01:21] - What is Azure Service Bus
- [03:26] - Reviewing messaging services in Azure
- [07:43] - Mixing messaging services together
- [09:19] - AMQP support
- [12:28] - .NET Standard support
- [18:44] - Managing the QueueClient lifetime
- [20:18] - Service Bus Standard vs Premium
- [24:46] - Features and Integration
- [31:44] - Samples Repo
Take a look through the links below for more information on
- Azure Service Bus messaging
- Azure Service Bus Geo-disaster recovery
- Azure Service Bus samples repo
- The famous issue 65
- Azure Service Bus blog
- AMQP Website
- Apache Qpid
- Create a Free Account (Azure)
