Introduction

Udi Dahan’s “Enterprise Development with NServiceBus” course teaches you all the ins-and-outs of NServiceBus – the most popular, open-source service bus for .NET. Used in production since 2006, NServiceBus is now used in hundreds of companies in finance, healthcare, retail, SaaS, web 2.0, and more.
From basic one-way messaging, through publish/subscribe; providing solutions from transactions to cross-machine scale out; this hands-on course will show you how simple distributed systems development can be.

Audience

.NET developers working on distributed systems and in enterprise environments.

Course Topics

Module 1: One-Way Messaging Basics

• Routing with the unicast bus
• Handling messages and polymorphic dispatch
• Durable and express messaging

Module 2: Advanced One-Way Messaging

• Fault tolerance and transactional processing
• Error queues and administrative message replay
• Authorization, impersonation, and auditing

Module 3: Customized Messaging

• Unit of work management and infrastructure extension
• Dependency injection and unit testing
• Web app and custom hosting
• Web service integration and idempotence
• Custom configuration sources

Module 4: Full Duplex Basics

• Callbacks and message handlers
• Purging queues and discarding messages
• Exposing synchronous WCF and web services

Module 5: Advanced Full Duplex

• Web cache priming
• Business logic decomposition with multi-type responses
• Improved ASP.NET threading with web callbacks
• Crossing geographically distributed sites

Module 6: Distributed Systems Architecture Fundamentals

• SOA
• CQRS

Module 7: Publish/Subscribe

• Publishing messages
• Automatic and manual subscriptions
• Subscription storage – built-in, extension, and profiles

Module 8: Administration, Monitoring, and Scaling

• Monitoring in queue-based systems
• Message-driven load balancing for scaling out
• Dynamic provisioning of worker threads for scaling up/down

Module 9: Long-running business processes

• Durably managing time-bound processes
• Event correlation and business activity monitoring
• Process flow for integration with legacy and 3rd party systems
• Unit testing