Design and build various enterprise solutions using NServiceBus while utilizing persistence enterprise objectsAbout This Book
- Learn how to utilize the robust features of NServiceBus to create, develop, and architect C# enterprise systems
- Customize NServiceBus to use persistent components to meet your business needs
- Explore the vast opportunities to extend NServiceBus for uses beyond basic enterprise systems using this practical tutorial
Who This Book Is For
This book is intended for developers, designers, and architects alike who wish to build C# NServiceBus enterprise architectures and learn how ESB persists data and messages to help them attain their goals. No prior knowledge of persistence in NServiceBus is required.
What You Will Learn
- Create and customize messages to be used in various enterprise architectures using ESB designs
- Use various tools for monitoring and sending notifications for NServiceBus using persistence
- Generate examples to cover the various uses of NServiceBus using persistence for recurring business requirements
- Design NServiceBus solutions for various uses
- Understand the different components of NServiceBus and its configurations
- Build enterprise systems with NServiceBus with minimal effort
- Extend the use of ESBs for future use
In Detail
Starting with the basics, this book will provide you with all the skills you need to successfully design, develop, and architect C# enterprise systems with ESBs. From the beginning itself, this book will cover how ESB persists data and messages, how to create different enterprise scenarios, and how to design and customize different areas of NServiceBus. You will be taken through IBus characteristics followed by Persistent and NServiceBus Saga architectures. You will get to know about the basics of persistence and the supporting frameworks for persistence, followed by SQL queuing and database logging.
This will be followed by an in-depth look at the Saga architecture, which will cover the mechanics, message mapping, and internal configuration, as well as tips on how to avoid certain common errors. You will get to know how ESBs provide an enhanced quality of software through the use of security, logging, monitoring, notification, and persisting objects and messages. You will also become acquainted with persistent entity snippets and labs, and will gain an insight into workflows as well.
Rich Helton is the Principal Software Engineer at the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) in their IT office. He works on several projects, such as Unemployment Insurance's WyCAN (Wyoming-Colorado-Arizona-North Dakota) and CDLE's Internet Self-Service (ISS). He has spent time as a technical manager, as an information security officer, and an enterprise services manager for the state. Rich has an experience of more than 2 decades in building large-scale enterprise systems, working as the principal architect for a customer list that includes ADP, Jeppesen, J.B. Hunt, Schneider Logistics, US West, DCN, and many more. He has implemented Java and C# projects since these languages were in beta, and he has built many projects in frameworks to include Spring, ORMs, NoSQL, and multiple ESB frameworks since their beginning. He has several patents in the field of mobile video from when he was the VP of Technology of Digital Camera Networks. He holds many certifications in security and software development and a Master's degree in software. He has taught many software and application security classes as a consultant in both the public and private sectors. He posts some of his classes on http://www.slideshare.net/rhelton_1. Rich has built many monitoring systems, network tools, and mobile tools for decades as an independent consultant to include C# system tools and Java Android applications.
