servicebus
What does Windows Service Bus add to MSMQ?
The main functional difference is Service Bus provides out of the box support for message exchange semantics such as topic based routing via publish-subscribe. MSMQ on the other hand is a lightweight store-and-forward queuing system, which supports point-to-point one way messaging. Service Bus: depends on SQL Server, and is a broker. This may be considered … Read more
NServiceBus vs Windows ServiceBus
I’m responsible for the Windows Azure ServiceBus support in NServicebus. And in my opinion this new Windows Server Servicebus provides the exact same capabilities as the Azure ServiceBus. So in my opinion it will be a good match with NServiceBus instead of a competitor (just as the Windows Azure ServiceBus is) and could be used … Read more
.net service bus recommendations? [closed]
NServiceBus is growing in popularity. It is open source as well. Here is a Hanselminutes episode with Scott Hanselman talking with Udi Dahan about NServiceBus to help grok it. You should definitely evaluate using it. UPDATE: There’s also a DNR TV episode which shows what it’s like to build an NServiceBus solution from scratch here: … Read more
What is a service bus and when do I need one?
You can think of a service bus as the Ethernet of SOA. First and foremost, it introduces a language of identifying things, like an IP address in Ethernet. This name isn’t something inherently physical. Next, you have something physical involved on each node, like a queue in the case of a bus for supporting semi-connected … Read more
nServiceBus vs Mass Transit vs Rhino Service Bus vs other?
I’d recommend staying away from hand-rolled solutions as there is a bunch of somewhat difficult stuff that needs to be gotten just right – like how transactions are handled, how exceptions cause rollbacks, how to stop rolling back endlessly (poison messages), how to integrate with long-running workflows so that the state management boundaries line up, … Read more