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Learning NServiceBus Sagas

By : Richard L Helton

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Learning NServiceBus Sagas

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By: Richard L Helton

Overview of this book

If you are an Enterprise C# developer who wishes to extend your knowledge of NServiceBus and Enterprise Service Bus in C#, this is the book for you. This book is designed to enhance the education of ESBs and their messaging, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned expert in Enterprise C#, Apex, and Visualforce pages.

Preface

Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

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1. Introduction to Sagas

1. Introduction to Sagas

A brief introduction to ESBs

Sagas – what are they good for?

Summary

2. NServiceBus Saga Architecture

2. NServiceBus Saga Architecture

Upgrading from NSB version 4 to 5

The saga workflow

Deployment

ServiceInsight

Summary

3. The Particular Service Platform

3. The Particular Service Platform

Introducing NSB components

Understanding ServicePulse and its function

Understanding ServiceInsight and its function

Introducing CustomChecks for ServicePulse

Summary

4. Saga Development

4. Saga Development

A brief overview of ASP.NET MVC

Sagas and web services

Creating a WCF server

Creating a WCF client

Adding NServiceBus to MVC

RabbitMQ for NSB

ActiveMQ in NSB

Summary

5. Saga Snippets

5. Saga Snippets

Source code overview

Sample e-mail saga notification

Sample SFTP saga

Saga deployment

ActiveMQ

Summary

6. Using NServiceBus in the Cloud

6. Using NServiceBus in the Cloud

Introducing the cloud and NSB

Introducing PaaS, IaaS, and SaaS

Using Microsoft Azure

Summary

Index

Index

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Introducing PaaS, IaaS, and SaaS

Cloud computing services are provided using three fundamental models:

SaaS: This stands for Software as a Service. This facilitates pay-per-use managed software services for consumption. Our responsibility is the configuration of these services that are managed by the cloud vendor. An example would be Google mail. This offers abstraction of the business software.
PaaS: This stands for Platform as a Service. This refers to pay-as-you-go generic services for consumption. These are services such as queuing, web servers, and other services that still require business software to be built. Our responsibility includes building the business software. This offers abstraction of the services that can run business software.
IaaS: This stands for Infrastructure as a Service. Providers of IaaS offer generic storage, networks, and servers for consumption. These are services such as storage that still require services and business software that has to be built. Our responsibility...

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