Own the future, NSB-style
summary
Shows runnable .NET Core 2.0 code (github.com/particular-labs/net-core-demo) that composes UI pieces via a generic web host using two interfaces (route interceptor, view model appender), uses NServiceBus/Particular Service Platform to send commands into durable queues (RabbitMQ, SQS, Azure Storage Queues), implements publish/subscribe and sagas (a buyers remorse saga), demonstrates outbox/dedup, dead‑letter/retry handling, monitoring and load generator, and even bridges Azure -> AWS messaging — all working live in the demo.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:35All code available, and open-source
- 1:05Vertically sliced architecture
- 7:06It all starts with a generic web host project
- 8:43The controller
- 22:42How the composition works
- 38:45With a bit of queuing, and a service bus...
- 41:29Sending a message from a controller
- 42:23Handling the message
- 55:24Dealing with message processing failures
- 56:02The Service Platform around NServiceBus
- 57:27Auditing and Tracing
- 57:55How NServiceBus helps, leveraging headers
- 58:46Visualizing a distributed system, end-to-end
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